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Rather unimpressed. We got our fish tank and our first several waves of fish from here. The cookie cutter advice we received here led to the death of our fish over and over again. We finally went to a mom and pop aquarium shop where we got good advice and healthy fish, now they're thriving. \n\nAs far as service nearly every time we went in we had to go hunt someone down to help us. I mean you'd think someone would keep an eye out near the aquariums for folks who need help, I can't just grab my own fish from the tank.....
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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.
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Bad service,this place is in need of a manager,someone who understands the business enough to know just because hipsters eat her doesn't mean we need an all hipster crew cooking the food and the most brain dead population of hipsters waiting the tables,also tell the bartender to stop yelling at her employees,it looked like she was going to kill this kid,sad as I was to see this, I was more than happy to walk out......but not after our waitress forgot we were there,dumb bitch
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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!
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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Because bowling shoes ARE dancing shoes!\nIt's always tough reviewing concert venues because the actual show is such a major factor. Seriously, Kenny G anywhere (or Kenny Loggins or Kenny Chesney ... pretty much any Kenny) is going to suck. Elvis Costello & The Roots, on the other hand, can make any joint your favorite place on Earth for a night. \nThe beauty of Brooklyn Bowl is that it's got its own perfect game going. The people running and staffing BB are a separate class of awesome. (In particular, Adrees Ali earned the title of Grand Protector and Redeemer.) They took us in, made sure we had everything we needed, and sent us home feeling like we'd just found the one true oasis in the desert. \nI confess that I mostly hate Vegas. BB understands that not everyone wants to wallow in the desperate skank that floods every casino and most every corner of the strip. They've found the right blend of food, drink, music, and atmosphere and, naturally, added bowling! It works brilliantly. Even without the tasty grub and ten-pin hijinks, it's a great venue. The sound is excellent, and no matter where you are--from floor to balcony to the bowling deck--you have clear sight lines. The size is ideal (just under 2,000 capacity), and you can tell that the musicians feel the intimacy of it as well. The whole affair is also a screaming good deal. \nIf your show starts at 9:00, grab a lane at 7:00. After that, you're taken care of. It's a kind of magic Copperfield can't touch.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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Great salad, fast service and respectable pizza. The bar setting makes this a welcoming hangout.
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12 star
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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
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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.
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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..
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The desserts are a little bland and are pricey given the small size. I've had better Japanese bakery items elsewhere.
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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?
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My rating on this particular location will never change. But I will say this, corporate sent me a wonderful letter and gift card in the mail because of my yucky experience and that made me appreciate the company as a whole. But you Vegas girls need to get with it!
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Went here with some coworkers for lunch. Was not impressed with the pizza at all. The garlic bread tasted store bought. Will not return.
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12 star
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Great Brunch in Vegas. sit out on the patio over the strip and people watch
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I was thoroughly not impressed by this place. Vacant tables were not cleaned and there was generally uninspired staff and service. The cashier didn't take my order correctly; she asked me about what sauce I wanted with my fish (tartar) and didn't put it in my takeout order. Another customer approached the counter to ask for bread after it was left out of his dinner. I subsequently found that it was left out of my dinner order as well.\n\nThe chicken, although nice and crispy, was pretty bland. I'll say the same for the catfish (Old Bay seasoning, anyone?) The cole slaw was not very fresh. The Chicago Harold's left me with a better impression even though it was a hole-in-the-wall storefront spot. I would not recommend that you waste your time or money at this place.
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12 star
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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....
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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.
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the staff here is not enjoying their work. It feels too much like a factory assembly line here in here. SMILE PEOPLE ! Life's too short to be miserable.
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12 star
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Lucky Foos has amazing food and the service was superior. I would recommend going for their happy hour so you can try many items.
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12 star
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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
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12 star
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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....
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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Really clean, friendly place. The prices are very fair and they don't try to jerk you around with up sells. On this particular day there was a misunderstanding with my oil filter. It ended up taking an extended amount of time, but they apologized by comping the service! Nowhere else would ever do that. Certainly would recommend for all of your car service needs.
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*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.
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12 star
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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).
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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Johnny B was our waiter and he was great!!! Same for the manager. Had a great time with great service!!!!
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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!
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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.
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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!
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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!
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Tasted worst than a college dorm cafeteria. UC Davis has a better eating experience than this buffet. Limited selection and undercooked meat.
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12 star
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I must give it up for Wolfman. As a former resident of California, their pizza is no more \"California\" than is Taco Bell, but I imagine they're going for the comparison to California Pizza Kitchen.\n\nWe love the White Wolf. I also enjoy the pizza with the chicken, spinach and fine herbs. The crusts walk that line between thick and thin very well. I know that folks have crust preferences (NY style, Chicago style, etc), but this might be a crust which embraces all pizza eaters.\n\nThe appetizers are great for handling a very hungry table anxiously waiting for the pizza, though not really all that memorable. \n\nThe individual-sized salads are really enough for two to split, and the large size could serve three or more. If it is just the two of you, ask for the individual size and an extra plate, along with the dressing on the side (they often have a pretty heavy hand with the dressing).\n\nNIce folks serving, though the speed of delivery of the food can vary with no discernible reason (e.g., restaurant not really busy, off-peak time, etc). Good selection of beers, and some nightly specials (check their website for details of that night's deal). Seating available outside, which can be a nice touch on a good evening.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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My husband booked a room in the Forum tower (through Costco) and we were upgraded to a suite when we arrived. It was very nice in terms of size and comfort, but it could have used a little updating (chipped paint, worn textiles, etc.). For a free upgrade, it was fabulous, but I think I would have been annoyed if we paid rack rate for it. \n\nThe Forum tower was very convenient for the pool and for parking. We had a bit of difficulty locating any empty lounges at the pool, but we eventually found two and had a good time. The poolside drinks were a bit pricey, but I think that's true of all similar situations. \n\nAll of the employees with whom we interacted were extremely friendly and helpful. We were very happy with our experience here, and we will likely stay here again.
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12 star
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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.
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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...
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12 star
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We usually hit the Valle Luna about once a week, and have done so for about the past 3 years. We don't do the restaurant, only the cantina for happy hour and some bar food. I'm not a big margarita drinker but my wife enjoys them and really likes the \"Big Easy\". I usually just have beer (Corona, por favor). Prices are really good.\n\nAs far as the bar food goes, it can't be beat for the price. We usually order a plate (6) of the mini tacos and share them. They're not really mini size and are more than enough for us, especially with the complementary chips and salsa.\n\nSpeaking of chips and salsa, first rate. The chips are always fresh and warm and the salsa is great. They serve a milder version with green chili, onions and cilantro or a hotter version that is red chili based. Both are good, but I prefer the hot stuff.
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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Very good place - the food was good - the dancers made it fun - a great place for a group.
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12 star
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Well Pie Zanos is no longer at the location on 75th Ave and Bell. After a short stint here it looks like they packed up everything and moved to 51st Ave and Bell. The new address on their website is 5060 West Bell Rd. I hope the change in venue works out for them.
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12 star
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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
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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,
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12 star
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Excellent prices. Decent food. Nice staff. Clean and friendly.
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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.
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So, I decided to try the Flatizza, BIG MISTAKE. Had enough pizza sauce on it to make a large real pizza. The flatbread was so hard I couldn't eat it and the cheese was cheddar not mozzarella.
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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!
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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!!!
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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!
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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!
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12 star
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this place is beautiful, came here for a romantic dinner was lovely views of the castle - the only thing is that if you're sitting with your back to it you don't get to see much which is a little rubbish! they could rearrange the chairs and tables so everyone can see the stunning views!\nthe food was great, as was expected and there was a waiter for every course - including for the bread, and the wine. it was great service.
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12 star
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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 !
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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What a downer...ended the evening here...food...just regular ole bar food...nothing special...drinks just average...water tasted good and fairly priced...
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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Overpriced and nothing special. Tried it twice in a year. Money better spent elsewhere.
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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.
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12 star
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Cheap gas on the Western edge of town.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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!!!
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How do I give less than one star? Not sure. If you are Asian and know Taiwanese or Chinese food, this is not the place to go. Service is horrible and the owner of the place has an attitude. Our food wasn't serve timely. The main dishes came, finished, then appetizer still didn't show up. Drinks are horrible. Beef noodle soup was the worst I've had. \n\nJust don't come
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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.
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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.
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Horrible service!! This place is all hype. On Christmas Eve, I called in advance and they confirmed they would be open till 4. We arrived at 3 and they decided to close early and wouldn't serve us!! Anyway, I wanted to try something new but I'll keep eating at Patati Patata.
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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12 star
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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.
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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!
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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...
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12 star
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Fresh food, great selection, For less than $10.00 a person. hard to beat.
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12 star
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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!
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12 star
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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...
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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!
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12 star
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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)
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