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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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\"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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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I used to come here for happy hr . They had a lot to choose from and a GREAT bartender . Went recently and was disappointed . Food menu is tiny and no vegetarian options. Drink selection also small if you're not a bourbon/whiskey/rye drinker your out of luck . I know they want to be known for their bourbon selection but it's not right for everyone. I hope they revisit their new menu and maybe add well drinks to the cocktail portion . I would love to come back but it's sadly not likely .
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Worst service ever!!!!\nThis office doesn't answer phone calls. They were supposed to pick us up from the hotel and never showed up. This office should be closed!
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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.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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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
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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...
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12 star
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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
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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lots of shopping came to buy things\n\ndodged asian tourist to get to stores\n\nspent money - would do again
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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The food is good, the sushi is fresh, and the udon is hot. Also, I've always found the service friendly though when they get busy it slows down a bit to accommodate the influx. For people who like a sushi restaurant that's polished and modern, may not be for you. For those of us who don't care about the trend factor and dig the Japanese diner feel, well, more yummy food for us!
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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!
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This establishment refused to deliver to cash paying customers at the Four Seasons Scottsdale. I called back a second time to ensure my order was coming...35 mins AFTER my promised 20 mins and was told it was on the way. Nothing ever came. I guess we will burn the cash instead. That is a better use than a place which refuses to deliver.
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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 $#&@
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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
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The food is just fine; i had bibimbap. But the service is horrible! horrible! I was shock by how terrible their service was! and also they impose 18% of gratuity on the bill, which doesn't make sense at all. The environment just makes me not want to go again :(
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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.
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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.
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Not a lot of selection. The food sucks.
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12 star
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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...
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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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!
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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.
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12 star
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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 $5 special I talked to a lady on the phone about just that morning. He suggested asking his manager, Aries. When the manager came out, he immediately apologized to us & handed us our tickets ... for FREE! My husband and I looked at each other shocked cause that's the last we expected. I wanted to hug him!!! \n\nThank you Aries for making our family night out a memorable one :)
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VERY OVER RATED! SLOW check in, SNOW ticket pick up, POOL closed at 4 and 5PM on a weekend. Charges for in room frig and internet. Many other extra fees. OVERPRICED Beatles LOVE Show was a great show with high ratings. VALET Service does get 5 stars. Would never go back to this hotel due to choices nearby.
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No longer my favorite as they limit their wifi on weekends! The two stars are for the wifi, not for the coffee. While everything else stays the same, their service for providing a cozy study spot is no longer excellent! Two stars for the wifi, as they still provides wifi started at 2 PM.
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12 star
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Come hungry! Leave happy! Awesome place never seen like this fine sushi restaurant!!!
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12 star
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The best in las Vegas.... I love it their customer service is awsome... I order \"camarones a la diabla\"... I been a customer since 2 years ago. I always go 2 times a month...
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12 star
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I haven't been here in over a year since I lived in the biltmore.\n\nI loved this place. Great looking women and not as pretentious as scottsdale, pretty low key yet classy. Ran into Amare one night too.\n7$ for a large glass of stolli vanil on the rocks. cant complain about that.
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12 star
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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!
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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
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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 :)
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12 star
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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!!
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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.
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Comme Ca has undeniably amazing food. We ordered the Comme Ca burger and it was one of the best we had ever eaten. However the staff and service really put a dampener on our experience. The waitress was far too concerned with twirling her hair, checking her phone and talking to the girls in the front booth to ever notice we were sitting waiting to be served. We weren't offered water and she walked passed our table about 5 or 6 times to talk to the girls without helping us at all. \n\nWe were there for happy hour and received our first cocktails which were lovely. Then after asking for a second, we noticed the waitress and barman whisper to each other and then received 2 very watered down cocktails.. We don't even know if there was ANY alcohol in them. They were obviously trying to rip us off. Then when it came to paying for our meal there was no one to ask for the bill as the waitress had left for the day (as we saw her walk out) without checking if we needed anything or letting us know. We had to ask a person walking past for the bill. Great food, but terrible service.
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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
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12 star
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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)
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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\"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.
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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My favorite neighborhood grocery store! Great selection of some interesting variation of the foods I like to eat... all at reasonable prices while maintaining high quality.\n\nI also like the fact that these stores are not very large. Makes it easy to navigate and find what you are looking for. \n\nMuch more fun to go to Trader Joes than to WholeFoods... in my humble opinion.
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Overrated. Funny part is when you're at the front of the line, about to enter - they actually have a photographer there who will take your picture (like you're at Disneyland) if you want. \n\nThere was nothing wrong with the buffet, but it was rather enlightening/disappointing when we had lunch at the Aria buffet the next day and they essentially had all the same things (and I'm talking about the good stuff - shrimp, cold and warm crab legs - in fact, their crab legs tasted even better than Baccahanal's). And that was obviously way cheaper. \n\nWell, now we know. At least we can say we tried it once.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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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.
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-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!
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I order for my employee's he put too much broccoli and not enough shrimp he needs yo be fair not much happy
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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Called us on Father's Day, an hour before our reservation, to tell us they were going out of business! Horrible!
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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!
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12 star
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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!
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Friendly atmosphere and very good service. But the Reuben sandwich didn't have very much meat, a disappointment since the other ingredients were plentiful.
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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!
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12 star
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iced green tea... all year long!
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decent at best. if you know real cajun this place won't impress you but for the lack of any other option it's passable. the Rat Toes appetizer is pretty good.
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12 star
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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!
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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.
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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....
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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RUDe!!!!!
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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.
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I love El Pedregal, and it pains me to see how few stores there survive. The Bakery Cafe is a place I've been to a few times and had reasonable success with, though I tend to prefer Spotted Donkey upstairs. \n\nOn my last visit, however, I walked out in disgust. After looking over their elaborate-sounding Sandwich menu, I had a sudden desire for a specific, basic sandwich, and asked for it. I was told I had to order from the menu. Why? the restaurant was almost empty, and my sandwich request was as simple as it comes (BLT) in terms of ingredients (I saw they had bacon in their sandwiches). I didn't care how much they charged me for it - they could have said $10 and I would have been fine with that. We ended up going upstairs to Spotted Donkey and dropping $50 for a lunch instead - business they could have had. The sandwich menu looked great, don't get me wrong - I just didn't fancy anything on it that day and had a desire for something simple. \n\nThe server was sour-faced and unhelpful. I just don't get it, especially in a place struggling to survive.
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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.
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12 star
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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 ;-)
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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.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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3 measly chicken fingers on a pile of soggy fries. How do you mess up chicken fingers?! 9 bucks...no thank you.
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12 star
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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.
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