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Food look like it was jst tossed on plate and plate looked like a kids meal.not to mention i waited an hour for an appetizer tht ddnt even come with plates.horrible service
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12 star
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My first experience was not a good one here. But because my friends wanted to go here for dinner another time, I gave it another go. And I have to say, I feel bad about my previous review. I just want to say personally, I don't think I would order the Soup combo with the ribs again, but their other FOOD IS FANTASTIC (at least JJAJANGMYUN and JJAMPONG N5) were! And I looked around and their sushi seems to be quite good too! I'm glad I gave it another try.
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no no no no no. got suckered into going here because of their buy-one, get-one-free coupon(look on web).\nordered rare, but was cooked almost medium brown. beef is poor quality (2 bone chips + gristle) and not flavorful.\nthe balsamic onions were overmarinted and the onions included, amazingly, *onion rind* -- yes, the hard outside layers of the onion were added to the burger toppings. NASTY.\nstay away.
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Did not live up to the hype.\n\nWe went looking for those \"intelligent\" dog toys... you know, the puzzle type deals where they have to figure it out to get the treats. They listed about a dozen of them on their website.\n\nThe girl at the front looked like she was about to leap the counter and chase me down, because we headed into the warehouse and I didn't hear her go \"Ma'am? Ma'am?!\" the first time. (GRAH, don't call me \"ma'am\", I'm only 21, dammit!) \nWhen I did hear her and turn around, she told me I had to leave my purse up front, which REALLY, REALLY ticked me off. I carry a very expensive bag and it usually has a very expensive phone and wallet full of cash in it. I do not let it out of my sight, ever. Ask any girl - being asked to leave your purse with someone just makes us uncomfortable. \n\nAside to the owner/managers:\nDear Ryan's, I'm sorry you have been stolen from, but that's a hard fact of retail business. Maybe 1 in 500 people will steal and it's not as big a deal as you're making it out to be, ya cheapskates. You can absorb a $3 toy here and there. It's really insulting to be treated as untrustworthy and a criminal when you haven't done anything.\n\n(The purse bit set the tone for the whole trip). \n\nThe place was very dim (I know it's a warehouse, but it shouldn't be a 2/5 on the light intensity scale).\n\nThe prices were maybe $1.50 below retail stores at the most. It really wasn't worth the drive for us to save that... If you live 10 minutes away, sure. \n\nThere were a ton of business-dressed shoppers who seemed miffed at my dog being with us (ew, dog hair in the air!), and at one point we were down an aisle and turned to see about 5 shoppers and employees all standing at the entrance, staring at us. I felt like I was in Children of the Corn, when the girl turns to see all the kids murderously watching her.... It was super creepy.\n\n80% of the stock was stuffed toys and dog clothing. My dog's mouthiness and chewing power would make a great white shark jealous, and he needs tough toys... A stuffed skunk ain't gonna cut it. I saw nothing truly suitable, unless we somehow missed it (and we walked through twice).\n\nTo top it off, they only carried 3 of the puzzle type toys, when they showed a dozen on their website. Nothing like driving to central Phoenix from Scottsdale and not having what you came for. Again, we looked everywhere in the warehouse and didn't see any more.\n\nWe left with the \"Dog Tornado\" (which is quite fun) and a knotted rope that looked pretty tough, but my dog has had it for about 30 minutes and has chewed halfway through the knot in the middle... Le sigh.
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12 star
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Dr Glassman has been a caring and thorough physician. He takes the time to make you feel at ease and important and he always explains everything so I can understand it. His staff is friendly and kind and they always remember my name and make me feel wwlcome. Highly recommend this Doctor to anyone!
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This is the worst service i have ever had in my life! They were 3 hours late on their delivery time, they gave me an attitude when i called to ask why it was taking so long, THEN she hung up on me! seriously? this is the absolute worst service i have ever had and i wouldn't reccomend them to ANYONE even if they were free!
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12 star
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It had been a while since my last visit, but the quality doesn't seem to have diminished in the intervening period. As far as we can see, this remains the best pizz place in the city.\n\nOverall, we said: \"La Favorita served us really nicely, and restored our sense of wellbeing in no small measure. Although we haven't sampled from all the leading pizza places in Edinburgh, yet, I'm happy that this place is still serving a quality product, so would be happy to recommend it to anyone looking for top-notch pizza.\"
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12 star
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Chocolate lover's paradise! INSIDE THE FORUM SHOPS! Just want to help anyone looking; the Caesar's staff didn't know where it was and the map shows it's on the strip. Had a double chocolate cookie and chocolate hazelnut shake. Overdose! Found my new \"go to\" place! Used to be Sugar Factory until they changed owners and their food went downhill!
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I stopped in here unexpectedly. I really wanted to like them as they are so close to where I work. I tried one of the daily specials, Champagne Raspberry (I think it was called). The gal helping was very sweet and informative, but the cake was a little hard, dry and dense. The frosting was super sweet and too thick for me, and had sugar crystals sprinkled on it. I like frosting that melts in your mouth and does not crunch. If I had noticed the sugar sprinkles ahead of time, I probably would have changed my order. I'm thinking I should try it one more time, and this time get the dark chocolate cupcake - as dark chocolate truly is my favorite anything.
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12 star
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You can rarely go wrong here.\n\nLove the chips & salsa!\n\nHave become a big fan of Boneless Buffalo Chicken Salad!
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This is the WORST/BEST Walmart in Arizona depending on how you look at it!\n\nThere is no such thing as \"just running in to get something\" at this store. Even though they have the usual 20 or so check outs, I have never seen more than 2 or 3 operating at once. Check out lines are looooong, going back into the clothing racks most of the time.\n\nI must say that the staff have always been relatively courteous, despite the frequency of angry, angry people they encounter.\n\nHowever, if you aren't in a hurry, and you aren't clinically depressed, this is a great people-watching Walmart! By people-watching, I mean http://www.peopleofwalmart.com people. If you are not one of them, you are in the minority at this store.\n\nI only shop here because I work nights and it is near my house, but with my attitude adjustment, it went from being hell on earth to fun times. I do not recommend shopping here unless you have no other choice, because you will witness a wide variety of depressing and disconcerting behaviors from the customers.
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Used to go there all the time and the last time I went the tech accidentally cut off a chunk of skin which was horribly painful and two days later I found out I had a massive staph infection
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Agree with the review that says it is for the 20-30 singles and that it needs a facelift, not a place to plan your family vacation!! Stay away from the room service unless you are in the aforementioned demographic & are too drunk to care what you eat & how much you pay for it. My kids were too scared to go to this pool! Find a more family friendly hotel like MGM Grand where there are great shows and a lion exhibit & rainforest cafe'. I hear there is an M&Ms store somehwere?? New York New York has a great arcade & is by the MGM Grand, too. Also, there is a fun tram that stops at the MGM Grand, but it doesn't link to the Luxor, another downer!! I'm sure there are better family experiences in Vegas than the Luxor! We were ill-informed.
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I've been here about 4 times. \nI think 3 out of 4 of those visits were negative. \n\nThe rapidity of the service is totally non-consistent. Sometimes the food takes too long and other times the waiter/tress never stops by. At one visit, for myself and my neighbor our sausages were extremely cold. It was embarrassing for everyone, and all they did was take our plates as they were and changed the sausages to fresh ones. \n\nThe smoothies are totally w-e-a-k. It's not real fruit they use in there. It's thick frozen mud. Not authentic at all.\n\nTHE MENU IS MESSED UP ALSO. For breakfast, on the eggs page it says at the top: Includes toast, potatoes - showing it at the top that all of them come with those extras, then you get your plate with nothing?! So you ask and they say \"Oh the menu is like that, but with this plate those are not included.\"\n\nLike, what the HECK is that?!
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12 star
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Loved this place. I was working in NC during this week and timed things so I could be in Charlotte to go see the new NASCAR HOF. I went on Wednesday May 12th, the second day it was open. Surprisingly, there were very few outside waiting to get in and overall, was very uncrowded the entire time I was there. I am not a huge die hard NASCAR fan but overall, I am in to all types of motor racing. So I could not pass up a chance to see this spectacle. It's very well done. Tons of things to see and do. Lots of staff everywhere to tell you about the various displays, offering to take your photo in front of cars etc. A huge amount of history in here that every NASCAR fan should go and see at least once.
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The beans are bland as cardboard. The onions were uncooked and the salsa was not pica. I recommend taco bell over this place. However the cochata was delicious. Maybe they should rethink their mission and vision.
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Just quoted me $1,200, over the phone, to install a 36\"x80\" replacement entry door in a condo!
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I would give this place zero stars if I could. They have horrible customer service - my husband and I came to try this place; we were really looking forward to it based on the reviews. Well, as soon as we arrived, they attempted to seat us and asked if we were doing the AYCE. We said yes, and asked about the prices. The waitress said it was $22/person, but it would be an additional $9.99 for our two year old to join us. (Which is the same price as an eight year old.) WTH? You're gonna charge $9.99 for a two year old when kids this young are usually free? Toddlers hardly eat anything and mine sure as hell doesn't eat seafood. You've gotta be kidding me. The waitress just kept pointing to the menu and repeating, \"$9.99\" If that's how your restaurant makes your money, you're doing something wrong. PASS ON THIS SCAMMY PLACE!
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Went in to get a dress for my young daughter. Was ignored from start to finish. When I asked if they could see if another store had the dress I wanted, instead of offering to call, they offered to give me the number so I could call. Terrible customer service. I bought my wedding dress here 10 years ago. Will never go back.
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12 star
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This Costco is our local. Sometimes the weekends can be really busy but if you go on Thursday or Friday night it can be a quick trip.\nGas station on site is cheap (of course) but always busy.
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12 star
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Cool spot. Haven't been to one of these in a long time. It's good to play like a kid again.\n\nGood staff, very clean place, very spacious. \nGood for large groups. We had about 350 people there. \n\nCatered food was pretty decent as well.
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Restaurant et personnel anti-enfants\n\nNous \u00e9tions \u00e0 ce restaurant pour la f\u00eate d'une amie avec notre b\u00e9b\u00e9 de 16 mois qui marche. C'est un tr\u00e8s mauvais restaurant avec un enfant. \n\n\n1. Pas de chaise haute\n2. Pas de table \u00e0 Langer\n3. On vous demande d'arriver avec une poussette pliante au t\u00e9l\u00e9phone m\u00eame s'il y a VRAIMENT de la place pour la laisser ouverte.\n4. Aucune empathie envers le b\u00e9b\u00e9 et ses besoins particuliers de la part du serveur (chaise, repas plus rapide pour le faire patienter...).\n5.Alors que nous avions apport\u00e9 un si\u00e8ge \u00e0 fixer sur une chaise, b\u00e9b\u00e9 est rest\u00e9 tranquille pendant pr\u00e8s d'une heure trente, \u00e0 la fin du repas, comme il s'impatientait, je l'ai laiss\u00e9 explorer en le suivant de pr\u00e8s. La serveuse est venu m'avertir de ne pas jouer pr\u00e8s de la fen\u00eatre, car c'est fragile. (!!!)\n6. Le serveur ma dit de retirer les chaussure de mon b\u00e9b\u00e9 (qui sont quand m\u00eame tr\u00e8s propres) quand il est debout sur le sofa de \"cuirette\" facilement lavable avec un linge s'il le salit.\n\nBref, le repas \u00e9tait bon, mais l'exp\u00e9rience p\u00e9nible. Je ne vois pas pourquoi on devrait discriminer les familles en ne les accommodant pas le temps d'un repas.
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How frustrating!\n\nBest part of today's lunch was service - Anthony, originally from Astoria Queens NYC, has been here for 8 months, sounded exactly like he should sound with the NY accent, serving in an Italian restaurant! He was helpful, attentive, interactive and one of the best servers I've had in this city. He also brought a sample of the soup of the day to the table for tasting prior to ordering. Very attentive service - bravo, Anthony!\n\nFood? Very mixed reviews. The tilapia special was thoroughly enjoyed by both diners at our table who ordered it. Note to kitchen - the portion sizes on the two plates was noticably different (although the smaller portion did happen to go to the lighter eater so it wasn't a problem). If the same dish is going to two people at the same table, they plates should look alike!\n\nI started with the minestrone soup (a menu staple) and while the flavor was good, it was tepid when served. Made me sad. My meatball sandwich was also a bit lukewarm and heavy on the salt. It just didn't taste as fresh as I wanted.\n\nThis lunch was a birthday celebration so the lemon cookies with two dramatic candles was a very nice end to the meal. And the cookies were great - not too sweet, enough lemon flavor without being bitter and enough to share around the table.\n\nNote on the door says that as of Feb 1, this will be a smoke free establishment.
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My boyfriend and I were members here for a long time. We both ended our membership several months ago. Somehow my cancellation turned into a huge nightmare and I ended up paying an extra $190 over the contract agreement. even though I only signed up for a year and fufilled my original contact, they wanted me to fax in all these different things to cancel. \nTheir Corporate office sent a \"we miss you, come back\" 5 days pass. My boyfriend used it for 2 days, then the management at this location refused to let him redeem the other 3 days, even though he had been a paying member for 3 years prior and was on the fence about rejoining. This wasn't a pass he clipped out of a magazine. Their CORPORATE OFFICE mailed it directly to him. \nPoor customer service. There are too many other places to work out for this place to get our return business.
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The air conditioning in room 1602 didn't work, and the hotel refused to take responsibility. They simply laughed and said that we should have let them know the night before- we didn't get in until 2am- i would not stay here again. Ridiculous customer service.
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Great patio and service, but the food is pretty bad. It's hard to mess up guacamole, and they even managed to do that. Come for a drink, but go somewhere else for dinner
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We called for hotel reservations. I can't believe how I was spoken to. The young lady must have had chip on her shoulder. I guess she thought I was supposed to be serving her. I hope the stay is more enjoyable than the reservation experience.\n\nJohnny J..
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12 star
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I eat here twice a month the food is always good. I usually sit at the bar and the bartender always takes great care of me I think his name is ben very good. Reliable and considtant
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12 star
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Loved this and so did my very critical thinking 13 year old! Would recommend for a group while in Charlotte. Be prepared to think and leave no stone unturned!
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Not my \"cup of tea\" -- too Yuppie for me! Atmosphere way too \"sanitized\", and servers have little or no personality. The food is fair but not worth the price IMHO! What ever happened to pasta or pizza with RED sauce? Seems they have every color and concoction known to man except red (well maybe one or two)- being of Italian descent I need red!! I ordered from the \"Small Bits Menu\" because I wanted a light lunch - believe me - it definitely was \"Small Bits\", good thing they gave out bread because I needed a second helping of that just to let me know that I ate something! My suggestion is to order from the dinner menu if you want a full meal - of course most folks are much more sophisticated than this old country boy and can figure out what most of the fancy California stuff is on the menu - sorry!
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12 star
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I really like La Condesa. What stands out is the variety of fresh salsas on their salsa bar, and the great variety of tacos to choose from. I've had the shrimp, and a couple of different versions of their steak tacos. I've also had the mole chicken, which was great as well.\n\nService can be a little sketchy here, mostly because they're often very busy. But if you're in the area, it's a great place to try.
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I have eaten here several times. Each time the food and service has declined.\n\nThe last time was a business dinner of 8 people. I can't begin to describe how bad the service was. It took 15 minutes to get menus - we ordered half a dozen table appetizers, the waiter delivered two incorrect orders.\n\nWe finally ordered entrees - I asked for a vegetarian option - the waiter asked the chef who said he would make up a plate of quinoa and roasted vegetables - \"great\".\n\n30 minutes later the waiter brings a plate with a tiny roasted carrot, a potato and a couple of green beans. \"what happened to the quinoa I ask?\" The waiter tells me the chef decided not to make it. I was flabbergasted. \n\nOther diners said their meals were okay, not great. One diner who ordered the steak received his meal 15 minutes after everyone else's entree was served.\n\nI would not dream of eating here again.\n\nWay over priced and under delivers.
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12 star
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Been going to Deb for 13 years. She's the best (and funniest) manicurist in town. I love her and wouldn't go anywhere else!! I highly recommend her - and she's great at both blingy nails and the plain nails I usually like.
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Not that great, very busy and it seemed every store I entered was out of what I was looking for. Parking is horrible as well. I don't plan on ever going back to this place. I gave it two stars instead of one since the misters are nice in the summer.
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only two stars cuz the food tasted good. i had the bonzai, which is ok. i think the carls jr. teriyaki burger tastes better though. my bf got a royal red robin and it was ok for him too. we also had some coleslaw and mac n' cheese but they never brought out napkins and utensils. we asked for some and we got napkins but the guy said the utensils were being washed. we thought that was weird but w/e. halfway through our meal and we still didnt get it. when we finished, we sat around for probably 10 minutes before we were noticed. they gave us to go boxes for our stuff and asked if we needed our check but we waited another while before we got it... maybe the staff has memory issues or something... our server came by and asked us how we were doing and i mentioned that we never got our utensils so she apologized and told her manager. the manager ended up comping the whole meal so we didn't have to pay at all. i'd prolly go to red robin again, just not this location...
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This place SUCKED...the service was terrible, only went because my niece raved about the place. We got there and waited almost 20 mins. before we saw our waitress, the food was pricey for what seemed to be everyday Mexican food. But the service was just terrible...I was not impressed at all.
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12 star
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HoMa has really started to turn around and is actually starting to get some nice restaurants there. La Cervoise is one of them. This small restaurant on Ontario St. has a great ambiance and good food to go along with it.\n\nTo start I had a tomato zucchini salad which wasn't the best part of the meal and hence the reason I took off a star. The tomatoes weren't very ripe and the salad was a little on the bland side. The main course though was a definite rebound from the start of the meal. I had boar ribs which fell away from the bone and were seasoned with a really nice sauce. They came with fries and a choice of mayo (pesto, garlic, chili and I think there were one or two more choices). I'm a fan of garlic mayo on my fries and this one was quite good. Lastly I finished off with a chocolate mousse garnished with a raspberry coulis which was a great way to finish off a good meal.\n\nI am a fan of this place and I'd recommend it to anyone if they're in the area. It's a great little neighbourhood restaurant.
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I was not impressed with the service or quality of food. It seemed to take forever to take our order after submitting drink order. In addition, the seafood platter ordered did not have any seasoning on the catfish. Could not enjoy. One good thing was the cocktail drinks ordered were delicious. Try the Cherry Spicy Rita and Lucille's Peach drink.
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12 star
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Sunday afternoon before heading back to the airport was great. Jack & I met some really nice guys. Good mix of people and the tacos were good and cheap. Fun place!
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12 star
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Sue and company have run an outstanding restaurant for 23 years in the east valley. Terrific Chinese cuisine, in a very pleasant sit down setting. You will not find better service at any restaurant, anywhere. Not sure what \"pretty standard\" Chinese food means; but compared to several other east valley Asian fares, including the major chains, this place is superior. \nPlus, if you're going to gamble on taking out Moo Shu, the dish that is typically created and rolled at your table, well, you takes your chances.\n\nIf you like the occasional fried delicacy, try the Golden Gate shrimp; love it!\n\nSpend your precious eat-out dollars at locally owned businesses.
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This location is one of the worst! All the way from managment down, they nickel and dime me all the way! I recommend avoiding this hertz location
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12 star
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They were so extremely helpful. I had a million questions about my hair and wigs vs my hair and extensions and she was very informative!
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12 star
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Great diner on Willy Street! Went here after finding out Lazy Janes wasn't serving breakfast (after 11). Willalby's serves breakfast all day.\n\nPancakes are solid, omelette are amazing. Try the Hart's Content! The only thing that kept me from giving it 5 stars was the coffee. Not so good either of the three times I've been there. But very good diner (and cheap!) that I'd recommend.
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12 star
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Primantis is the ideal Pittsburgh sandwich. Fries, coleslaw, provolone, whatever meat you'd like in between the famous mancinis bread. I love this location especially because of the hours. Living downtown it's hard to find places to eat late at night but the market Sqaure primantis is open till 12 o'clock 7 days a week. I've tried variations of the sandwich but my favorite so far is the pastrami. I went tonight and I'll be back again the near future.
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Ordered the carne asada breakfast burrito. The most bland burrito I have eaten since the invention of the microwave. I assume it was the carne asada burrito, there was no evidence of meat to confirm this claim. I'll go back once more to try the quesadilla. Not going to hold my breath though.
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12 star
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Seviche is great! After attempting reservations at two other places Seviche was one that was willing to take us earlier than 10pm so made a reservation for 8pm on Saturday. We tried to arrive a little early to grab some drinks but they had a high top table available for us in the back of the restaurant. We initially thought it was great since it was quieter than the front but after a few minutes Seviche turned up the music - while great music the volume was a con as I remember shouting during part of our conversation, which makes me laugh now. Our waitress who had a trainee along with her was hands down awesome. I thought I could be friends with her by the end of the night. I ordered the Broadbent Vinho Verde wine which was good (had a little carbonation and you could taste the grapes) so had a second. As for food, we had the fire and ice ceviche, asian tartare, tres quesos, corn and goat cheese croquettas, beef tacos and the fried donut dessert. I thought all were good and it was nice how the dishes were communal, enhancing the eating social experience. I'm not sure if I would come here if I were starving though given how many dishes we had to fill us up. However Seviche had such a fun vibe that I will definitely be back.
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Brunch was garage save your time and money and go to a real breakfast place. 2 hours for the wrong order of eggs and bacon.
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I came out for the weekend because I've got a players card and the hotel offered me 3 nights free with flight. So I figured what the hell. \n\nI checked in and got a Palace tower room with a view of the pool. It seemed like it took forever just to get to the right hotel elevators from the lobby compared to other hotels. The room itself was very spacious however the room it self-showed signs of wear and the bathroom was dated compared to other high end hotels I have stayed in the past. The bed itself was very uncomfortable. I woke up with a stiff neck. At one point the T.V remote stopped working and I needed to call the front desk to have someone come up and change the dead batteries. Also the doors of the rooms are so heavy that every time someone closes the door you can hear it slam and it didn't help that you could hear the people in the next room screaming all night. The hotel pool itself was kinda cool it had a nice layout. But it seemed like there wasn't any pool waitresses or waiters to order any drinks + it was a little too conservative, too many families. This hotel also had it's pluses, It was in a great location of the strip so if you like show's you can get there by walking and the forum shops are located in the hotel which is nice. \n\nAll in all I had an ok time. I would be pissed if I had paid to stay here but this hotel is just not for me......
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Decided to check this place out since we were in the area and there was a yelp deal. \n\nThe food was decent, nothing too special but it took forever for the server to bring our food and it wasn't hot when it arrived. After waiting forever we didnt' want to send it back to be reheated. The restaurant wasn't that busy either so the delay and luke warm food was a disappointment.
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12 star
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Two thumbs up! I am not a big sandwich person but I have to say this place serves really good sandwiches and salads. The bread is fresh and just tastes great. Service is efficient even though it is always packed and there's always a line. Would definitely go back next time I have a craving for the Full Montagu.
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Wow, after taking a look at the parks website i feel like my review will be incomplete. Well I'll couch it. \n\nThis morning I was looking for somewhere to walk around and the receptionist at my hotel said there was a park just a half mile down on McKellips. I drove by it first, then on the return found it opposite of 1733 McKellips Road. I got out and set off on the wide, well-maintained sidewalk. It wasn't that early, but the park looked abandoned except for a park working spraying something with a hose and assorted homeless people. I jogged around the lake once and went on my way, it was too manufactured I guess, and creepy that it was so abandoned. \n\nNow I see that it is only 1 of 3 huge tracks that I was running on, and that actually the park extends from McKellips up to MacDowell. I will go back to check out the whole span of the park, see if i can find any people. All in all, I've experienced better.
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Where's the beef? Very little beef on the sandwich. Got the Philly with Am. Cheese sandwich. The cheese was over-melted, you could not tell if it had cheese on it. No peppers and very little onions on this sandwich.
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We started off with the usual chips and salsas followed by 2-item combinations - enchilada and chile relleno served with refried beans, unadorned salad and Spanish rice. Though restaurant names differ, the same mediocre Tex-Mex food may be found in most casinos.
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12 star
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I love sitting at the bar, it's a wonderful experience. The food was delicious and the execution was right on. I wasn't crazy about every dish, but I was able to appreciate the skill that was involved with everything. It's a pricey restaurant, but worth a visit.
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This was my home gym for a while. Until they switched up management. The place has fallen apart. Manager is rude. Machines are old. It's simply not kept up anymore. Sad because it WAS such a great gym, people were serious about working out there. If you live in the NW area take your money to lvac over the bridge, there is plenty room and equipment and cleaner.
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Ok food, but this Ohioan wasn't impressed. Clean inside, and nice bathrooms though.
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12 star
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Somewhat surprised that this place doesn't have a higher rating. I've been here 3 or 4 times now, and each time I've had something different to eat and was equally blown away each time.\n\nThis is more of a restaurant than a bar, so I recommend you try their food out. Brunch items are great, as are their burgers, sandwiches, and traditional irish pub food. Do yourself a favor, get a side of the corn pudding. It's the only time I've ever gone to a restuarant and re-ordered something when I ran out. \n\nGive it a shot, sit on the rooftop patio (it's covered so no need to fret over the weather), and enjoy yourself. Great food, plenty of local beers on tap, and typically good rotating drink specials. One day during the week I know they have a $10 burger and beer special...why wouldn't you try it out.\n\nHappy to have this place in my backyard.
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If it were possible to give no stars, I would. \n\nI just returned to town from the military and was looking for a simple haircut, a shoulder length bob. No stacking, no funky layering. Just a bob and bangs. After showing a photo and clearly explaining to the stylist (a blonde, older gal with a pink leapord apron) what I wanted and didn't want, I sat down and had my hair totally butchered. \n\nAfter specifically stating that I did not want choppy layers, she proceeded to rip, not pull, RIP shears through my hair cutting the layers in uneven razor cut edges. She did nothing else to my hair. She literally ripped razor trimmers through my hair then ripped a brush through it. I had to remind her to give me bangs, which she cut in a straight line rather than in a slant for side-swept bangs. She spent all of ten minutes on my hair before rushing me to the register. She hardly gave me time to explain what I wanted or look at the layering in my hair, and the way that she dried what little water she put in my hair made it difficult to see what the cut looked like. \n\nWhen I got home I ended up having to trim my bangs into the correct shape, as well as having to trim portions of the hair which were inches wide to the same length as the rest of my hair. One chunk of hair, right in the front, was THREE inches longer than the rest of my hair upon being straightened. \n\nAdditionally, when walking in I inquired about the price of a cut and was assured that it would cost $7 (as the window display showed) but then was charged $12 for a haircut that was not at all what I asked for. \n\nI will NOT be coming back and I will be advising as many people as I can that this is NOT a place to go for a real hair cut if you want a new style.
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12 star
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I really enjoy going to Murphy's Law from time to time because this place is such a mixed bag. It's never the same bar or experience twice.\n\nYes...It's an Irish bar...But, it's an Irish bar done with a Vegas twist.\nIt's dark, and has that pub feel, but there's also a wall of tv's and more tv's everwhere you look and in the back corner of the bar there is this make shift VIP lounge with a wrap around leather couch. \nIt is a gaming bar so the machines are lined up around the bar, but there is also a separate dining section for those who have kids or those under 21 who just want to grab some food. \nThey also have a sports betting kiosk on sight, which makes it a great place to go watch a game and place your bet without getting in the lines at the casinos.\nThe service here has always been above and beyond what I'm used to in Vegas, the bartenders are really outgoing here and don't seem as pissed off to be at work as the usual places. Although, they always seem to be understaffed here no matter how many people are there, so on occasion you might have a bit of a wait time on a refill.\n\nAt the bar they have all of your Irish favorites on tap, and the happy hour special for drinks is great. Buy one get one on all drafts...not just the cheap crap. They have also been running a check in special recently where if you check in while you are there you get a shot of Jameson for $1.\nOK...so 2 Harp's for $5......Check\n1 shot of Jameson for $1.....Check\nNow I was in need of some food. They have a great happy hour menu and reverse happy hour menu late night.\n\nAs you look over the menu I have to recommend one thing: \nTHE ROUND REUBEN...What's that you ask...Well, you take the ingredient's of a reuben sandwich then you roll it into 4 or 5 balls, then batter it in the same batter you would do fish and chips, and then you deep fry those little guys and serve them with a side of Thousand Island, (and I always add a side of Buffalo sauce on the side as well as the vinegar helps cut the oily, fatty, fried taste.)\nIf you are thinking to yourself \"wow that sounds like a heart attack.\" You're right...but there are few things on this earth that go better with beer.\nI've also had their wings, and the fish and chips. I'd give the fish and chips probably 3 stars, but the wings are some of the best i've had anywhere in town.\n\nThey have a trivia night, a karaoke night (which tends to play more towards the alt rock, metal crowd) and a dozen other random nights, and events.\nSo...unless you are on ANY type of diet...give this place a try, but like I said it's a different bar every time, so who know's what you will walk into
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We went to this place as usual and were surprised to see a \"shrunken\" happy hour menu. We ordered calamari and lobster tacos and were unhappy with these orders. They had no taste and were overlooked. It seems to us the quality of this place is going down!! Sad for that given the fact we are regulars!!!
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Do not use this dry cleaners. They do not accept responsibility for damage to the garments iothey clean. My husband took a shirt in that he picked up the day before. It had a huge rip down one of the sleeves. The response he received was \"it happens\". A $70 shirt ruined! There was no apology - instead he said it was a \"used\" shirt. Aren't the clothes we take to the dry cleaners to be cleaned \"used\" clothing? What a ridiculous remark. Luckily we have other choices for dry cleaning in Anthem because we will not be returning to My Cleaners.
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12 star
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Great new SAQ. The 4th within walking distance to my house. Hey... if you're going to have a drinking problem, have it in the Plateau;)
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Probably the worst tasting stuffed cabbage I've ever had. It was sickeningly sweet (tasted sweeter than my soda!), and there were raisins in the tomato sauce which probably added to the sweetness. The ground meat on the inside on the other hand, was very bland. I thought when you had something as a \"special\", such as the Friday stuffed cabbage, that meant it was supposed to be really good? The overwhelming sweetness of the sauce made it very hard to eat.\n\nThe only redeeming factor in the meal was when I tried some of the Straw sandwich (pastrami, sauerkraut, swiss), which was decent, nothing spectacular, but a whole lot better than the stuffed cabbage. At other delis I've been to, you can get a whole lot more meat, and more flavor for about the same price, so I will probably be skipping any future visits to this deli.
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12 star
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Had a great time here! Spent a majority of one day gambling at the blackjack tables in NYNY. I loved the decor of the casino, and all of the authentic New York eateries. Unfortunately we were still super full from breakfast so we did not partake in the deli, which smelled amazing.\n\nThe free drinks were nice and strong and I got a pretty good buzz while gambling! The dealer was funny and witty and it was nice to have her engaging the table rather than just standing there dealing like most of the places.\n\nMy only gripe is about the roller coaster. We wanted to go on it, but I had a small cross body purse with me. I needed to put it in a locker but I had no quarters. I went into the roller coaster gift shop and they refused to break my $10 - I had to buy something (which I refused to do). So, if I wanted change, I'd have to cash in my $10 all to quarters, which was out of the question. I ended up getting annoyed and pulling hubby out of line and we just left rather than dealing with that pain in the ass. For the money, I can't imagine it's really worth it - we live 2 hours from a real amusement park so I'd rather just go there!
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I let my experience here simmer for a long time. I kept putting off writing a review because I did not want to offend anyone...but after getting a few good haircuts again I decided to vent and write a review...after all doesn't a good yelper write about the good...and the not so good?\n\nI went to this place based on the great yelp reviews. I made an appointment for a haircut and color.\n\nLets start with the color...she left it on for (I felt like) a very long time. After the color was washed out I touched my hair and already felt a ton of breakage. I mean pieces of hair were just coming off in my fingers. I don't know what happened...if it was left on for too long or the color was too strong...but my hair had never been that damaged before. Also...the color was just not what I asked for...the highlights were very chunky and unnatural and the brown faded super fast. \n\nAs far as the cut went...I had a super cute haircut that I got in LA that just needed to be trimmed up again. Instead it was just made to look like a \"soccer mom\" cut. Chucks of hair were cut that just did not need to be. When I went back to my hair guy in LA he remarked...\"wow....you were really hacked into weren't you\".\n\nThe salon was nice...but I was just not happy with my haircut or color.
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The good: The atmosphere is nice and our waiter was nice.\n\nThe bad: extremely overpriced pizza. Yes, the pizza I had was good but I can go to Grimaldi's and get a way bigger pizza for what they charge at this joint. We only ordered two 10\" pizzas and it was $43. We didn't even have drinks, just water. They don't offer bread here either. I love how this is an \"Italian\" place yet no Caesar salad on the menu. \n\nService is SSSLLOOOOWWWWW. \n\nI won't return. I would rather go to a cheap pizza by the slice place than spend the amount you spend here. It's just pizza, not science.
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12 star
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Mmmm so much choice and it's all completely awesome: thin crust pizzas, pastas, gnocci. Everything is done to perfection and the service is top notch. You may end up sharing a table with complete strangers, but who cares, that's totally fun! There is truly something for everyone on this menu and you cannot go wrong no matter what you pick.\n\nI had the Chef pizza: mozzarella, black olives and tomatoes; it was deeelish.\n\nBest part about Napoletana is that it's BYOW, yesssss! (There's an SAQ a 3 minute walk away, so there is no need to settle for a bottle of Chateau D\u00e9panneur.)\n\nOh yeah, and it's cash only!
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Had Buffalo Chicken sandwich, it was not that bad. My friend ordered chicken tenders, it was horrible. Good place for people who had drinking. Nice environment.
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12 star
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Come here and grab a sangwich before you pre-game and then again after hoeing around in the club! the original and the tuna melt... that's maaaah faaavorite!!! enjoy!
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I went in yesterday for my 1st ever eye exam. Yeah, I know that's pretty bad since I'm 27 and stare at computer monitors all day long for a living but hey you're not my mother so quit judging me. Geez. Back to my review :)\n\nI made an appointment with Prime Eye Care about three weeks ago. Bringing me to disappointment #1: I received no reminder call saying \"Hey your appt is tomorrow, blah blah blah\". Now I know it's MY appointment and they may have been busy but isn't it sort of the front desk persons job to call patients and remind them of scheduled appointments. Not such a big deal though. So, moving on.\n\nDisappointment #2: The doctor had NO people skills at all. He just wanted to get this over with. I told him this was my 1st ever eye exam you'd think he'd at least let me know what's going on before sticking this and that in my eye. But no. All I got was a sit still, open your eyes, look up. I mean come on dude YOU'RE STICKING A FREAKIN LIGHT IN MY EYE. At least give a girl a heads up and all. It just would have been nice to have a little warning like \"Hey, I'm going to have you look all over the place while I stick this uncomfortable rather bright light in your eye, do your best to stay as still as possible and keep your eyes open\". But no I received nothing of the sort.\n\nThen he puts these drops in my eyes and has me sit out in the waiting room. I had no idea why, so as I'm sitting there and my eyes begin to feel more and more awkward, I start to freak out a little. \"Is this whats suppose to happen? Why can't I see? Oh no something's wrong\". After being ushered to another exam room I come to find out that all that is normal, it's actually what was expected to happen. Thanks for the HEADS UP DOC. So then the doc comes back in with another damn light to stick in my eyes. Then he rambles off all this technical eye jargon that pretty much left me with a big fat \"HUH\". But I think I got the gist of it.\n\nSo now brings me to the disappointment #3 (the big one): I go to the front desk, pay my copay, no big deal then the front desk gentleman asked me if I had sunglasses, to which my reply was yes in the car. That was it. Nothing else. I had NO IDEA until I stepped out into the Arizona sun, scratch that the Arizona HOT BRIGHT AS HELL sun, to figure out why the gentleman asked me if I has sunglasses. Oh my god! A little warning that it was going to feel and look as though I was WALKING ON THE SUN would have been nice. I mean come on people! I couldn't see a damn thing until I got all the way back to my car and put my sunglasses on. My eyes were dilated for the next few hours, which would have also been nice to have been told about. I wouldn't have tried to go back to work had I know that little tid bit of info.\n\nI gave a two because all in all, I got my eye exam over with so that was good. The doctor seemed like he knew what he was doing, so that was good. The office itself was rather nice looking. And I'm in a good mood this morning. I'm just used to a more friendly office visit. I wish they would have just talked to me is all. Is that too much to ask for?
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12 star
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Minus one star for the slowness of service and the room in general. I get that things need to be cooked to order, but some attentiveness in between or acknowledgment that it had taken over 30 minutes for us to get from the first course to the next one would have been nice. \n\nAlso, I felt like I was sitting in the lap of one of the people in the table next to me. We basically had to maneuver our table in order to go to the bahtroom and I'm a small person -- I cannot imagine what someone of normal height would have to do. It's also not as if we were a surprise guest -- I made my reservations well in advance. \n\nThanks to the food, both of these issues were very much overshadowed. \n\nOur meals began with their squash soup shooter and bread amuse bouche. Both were great. Then came the bread platter. Amazing. Between my boyfriend and I we tried all of them, our favorites being the bacon one (bacon!!!) and the lemon/rosemary one. \n\nFor my first course I had their seared foie dish. It was superb. Su-perb. The boy got the fruit de mer bowl and all in all it was good but not impressive since we hail from the land of seafood. The highlight of it though was the tuna in the middle. It melted in your mouth.\n\nMy main course was the duck. That was also great. Well seasoned and the confit of some of the leftovers that they gave me was also very good. My boyfriend's rabbit was also very well done. He had never had rabbit before and enjoyed it quite a bit.\n\nBy the time dessert arrived, we were both sufficiently stuffed. I ordered the chocolate souffle and it was everything I had hoped for. Rich. Creamy in the middle. Delicious. My boyfriend ordered the Sphere which was not only rich and tasty but also really cool to watch as they poured the sauce over it.\n\nI really like the petit fours at the end but they seemed a bit overkill given how rich everything else was. The mini jewelry box with truffles was also a nice added touch.
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I hardly ever just give one star as I'm a silver lining type of gal, but there was none to be found here. I don't know what kind of Mexican food this is, or what you all consider Mexican, but this was not for me. Started with the chips and salsa, which were pretty flavorless and should have been a red flag. I ordered the enchilada plate with an egg on top. What I got is not what I have ever seen an enchilada look or taste like. It was like a layer of fried cornmeal, some shredded beef, no wait, a pile a shredded beef, and some chile sauce that I wound not classify as red chile. I tired really hard to suck it up and give it a try, but it only got less and less appetizing. Then we ordered the sopaipillas and they were just meh, not worth the calories. The waitress was not very friendly and I can't believe I spent $45 to feel physically sick. Will not be going back....ever.
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12 star
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Seasonal place that is always a favorite. A bit off campus but worth the drive.\n\nTake your friends here when it's hot and you'll be guaranteed thanks all night.
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12 star
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THEY WERE RUNNING! Superb service, superb price, superb quality. And running, I tell you, to keep the service up taking orders and refilling drinks and settling checks and serving food. Holy cow. I dropped in for lunch earlier this week again, and everything was exactly like I said in my initial review. This place is a joy for me every time. Wow. Holy cow. Incredible.
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12 star
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YUM! \n\nThe hubs took me here on Friday night. \n\nLOCATION: Mezzanine of Planet Hollywood, next to Koi.\nDECOR: Very cool, vintage-inspired, lots of creepy/cool boudoir-type photos.\nSEATING: Wtf - no booths? Seriously, all they have are those half-table, half-booth deals where one person gets shafted because they have to sit in a chair while you relax in a booth.\nSERVICE: Pretty great. Water was refilled frequently, food came out in reasonable increments, etc. \n\nNow what you really want to know...\nBREAD: Pretzel bread, sesame roll and regular roll type deal. Pretzel bread was the best. Whipped butter was good too. \nSHOTS: They gave us these shots of potato soup with an herbal garnish. Yum. I could've had 5 more of those. Would've ordered a bowl if it was on the menu.\nSTEAKS: Two Filet Mignons. I ordered mine medium, but it looked more like medium well. Still it was soft and flavorful, so no real complaints. BUT! - if you don't love black pepper, tell them to go easy on it. I love it so it was fine, but the steak really had a bite to it.\nSIDES: Mac and cheese and garlic fries. For $10-$12 each I was expecting bigger portions and fancier presentation. The fries were just OK, kind of reminded me of Nathan's for some reason. Mac n cheese was good, very thick and creamy. \nDESSERT: Skipped it. \nDRINKS: Had a Cosmopolitan which was OK but nothing to write home about.\n\nTHE VERDICT: Great place to take a date, and yummy food. Quite pricey at $40+ per steak and $10+ per side. For that price the food basically meets expectations but doesn't quite exceed them.
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12 star
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Wow! Such great customer service. I live all the way in Hawaii and even with the distance, time zone difference, and my procrastination I was able to get flowers delivered to my boyfriends mother bright and early on Mothers Day by just calling a day ahead right before they closed! She keeps talking about how beautiful they are and sent me a picture of them. I couldn't be happier- thanks guys!
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Oh dear. Drinks decent but service awful.\n\nTried to book a table 5 days in advance. Tried 3 times and no one would pick up the phone and gave up as the Germany vs Brazil Blitzkreig was starting.\n\nCalled back two days later - after an extended discussion about seating arrangements (size of group & suitable tables) then high table by window was confirmed.\n\nArrived at designated time, table given to someone else and they didn't know about the booking. Just as well a couple of the gang didn't make it as they'd given away our big table which was made such a big deal of when I tried to book. Saw 4 walk-in's arrive after us and get served before us. No acknowledgement when I arrived. Took 40 mins to get the drinks - cocktails (nearly 25 mins after arriving before the order taken and got some water as knew cocktails might be a bit slow). Then 10 mins after that to get snacks that we had to ask again for. \n\nThe guy that ended up serving us was really nice but he only arrived 25mins in as he was a bit more aware than the girl serving when we arrived.\n\nSo Juniper, nah. Had I not been using a voucher, I'd have walked. And the voucher was a 2nd chance after friend's horror stories of bad service...
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12 star
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I always order the hummus sampler, which comes with of course traditional hummus, roasted bell pepper hummus and cilantro jalapeno hummus, extra pita bread and a side order of cucumbers.\n\nI love their curry chicken salad with extra caramelized onions. I order the same thing every time that I haven't had a chance to try anything else. More reason to return. :) It sounds like a a lot of food and I usually share this between 2 people easily. It's a satisfying amount without feeling stuffed.\n\nMy only complaint is that the staff should have a dress code. I understand it is very casual, however, I don't care to see the person taking my order with a backless shirt or extremely short shorts. The staff has always been very nice and helpful but for the dress code alone I can only provide 4 stars.
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I ordered delivery from this place - about $35 worth of sushi and food. When the delivery driver came to our apartment I asked for change on $40 and I was going to give him a tip. The delivery driver (shorter asian man) started YELLING at me about how he drove across town and he couldn't believe I was going to give him less than a $5 tip. Are you kidding me sir? I don't technically have to tip you at all! The guy was extremely rude and I will NEVER order from this location again. Tip: Go to the Edo location on Monona drive! They have always been great and have awesome customer service!
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12 star
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Great food. Outside heaters not working!!! Cold!!!
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I just called again to see what the new word is and I was told that their ordering system is broken and that I should keep calling in. I was also told that he thinks the phone will ship around the 28th. I ordered it on the 3rd, and was told it would be there on the 11th. I also responded to a Retention Manager that replied to my first post, but she did not return my call. Go figure. Go figure that this store only has 1 star ratings.
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12 star
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Catfish taco lunch special every Friday. Great lunch for $5!\n\nThat said, the best time of day to visit the Kitchen is happy hour - bargains on very high quality offerings.
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12 star
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Looking for an authentic Mexican restaurant in downtown Las Vegas? Look no further. La Comida has arrived. \n\nNew restaurants are opening left and right in Las Vegas, especially in the downtown area. One things for sure, La Comida is a refreshing change from your usual bar food, appetizers, and fried food. Here at La Comida, you get authentic tasting Mexican dishes. When you think of Morton's, their steakhouse, N9NE, Ghostbar, and Rain comes to mind. And because this is a Morton's establishment, expect no less than quality, upscale, and great service. \n\nMy first thought upon arriving here was \"Wow\". Although this place was packed on their very first night, we were greeted by almost every staff member. Smiles are free and we got them. My second thought, another \"Wow\". Las Vegas' who's who was here tonight. I'm not going to mention names, but the energy was surely in the air tonight. \n\nThere's seating indoors, at the bar, and at the patio outside. The ambiance includes an attentive staff, wide open restaurant, and a ton of people watching. Can you imagine this place on the weekend? This restaurant was extremely busy, but there's no rush once you're in and no one seems to be rushing you out. In other words, this restaurant has a chill feel to it.\n\nAs for the food, you really can't go wrong. Everything made here is authentic. The food was so authentic that I even had a tough time reading the menu. But our lovely server, Camila, took the time to give us her recommendations and even gave me a short Spanish lesson. My main dish was their Carne de res a la Parrilla (beef skirt steak). The steak is prepared to your liking on top of a bed of mushrooms and peppers. The wild mushrooms were so good that I could eat a bowl of this stuff ala carte. As for the steak itself, I wish I had seconds it was that juicy. Terri R had their Camaron de Golfo (buttered shrimp dish) and for dessert their Platanos Fritos (banana w/ice cream). It's obvious that Terri loved her dish since she finished the whole thing. Plus, she told me numerous times \"I love my food\". \n\nIt's awesome when new restaurants open in Las Vegas, specifically Downtown Las Vegas. Owners Jenna and Michael Morton open it's doors today on an invite only with an expectation to open officially mid-week. Jenna and Michael didn't miss a beat with their soft opening. The restaurant was fully staffed, the talent at the bar kept patrons drinks full, and the ambiance matches what us locals expect at DTLV. Even better, they took the time to meet, greet, and take photos with everyone. My suggestion...visit or bookmark this place for a fun and happening dining experience. \n\nLa Comida: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=cHwKzVh8fIFG-2v1j7msoA&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nVerano de Jalisco: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=m6MbrlebV7RAtOY3S0xiAg&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nChips and salsa: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nCarne de res a la parrilla: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=cGXopeXezITzZMQh3NAfiA&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nPescado a la parrilla: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=j2lOv8MOFoQHNYinQQk0uA&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nTres leches: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=O51v6hXfs3vRQF1ApESbPQ&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nOh Yeah!: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=rtFQN0O9rRSAb1erFoFuMg&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nBar Talent (they're so nice): http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=jqp5IE6n29jnRhEfu7xFPw&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nKitchen: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=UPDMIo1B9eD1MmGq_WmcrQ&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nPS: Can't find this place, look for the hanging monkey on 6th Street. \n\nSpecial thanks to Cisco A. for inviting us for dinner.
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Ice cream was soft and not creamy like it used to be. Way over priced
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I was walking back and forth through downtown over a series of days and saw Madonna's. I made it a point to tell myself that I should stop in and get myself something to eat. I love Tex-Mex food and am always looking for new places to patronize. \n\nI stopped in during lunch and ordered a steak burrito with guacamole to go. When I received my order I immediately opened it to take a bite. I was immediately underwhelmed. I saw that they had some Tapatio and added it to the full course of my burrito and took my leave of the little corner store.\n\nThe best part of the burrito was the Tapatio that I added after the fact. The issues with it were myriad. My biggest issue was the utter lack of any taste. That's right, my burrito had no flavor. How do you make a steak burrito with guacamole and pinto beans without any flavor what-so-ever in any of the components? Not far behind that question was the fact that my steak burrito had almost no steak. It was all beans and guacamole. Don't get me wrong, I like beans and guacamole when they are properly made, but I ordered a STEAK burrito and not a bean burrito seasoned with a few pieces of meat.\n\nI might try this place again to give it another chance, but I would stay away from the steak burrito and would most likely eat vegan that day just to see if the lack of flavor was situational.
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I called in an order forty minutes before closing when I went I pick up he ask \" why such a late dinner?\" And seemed mad I ordered food even though they were still open another half hour. When I got home I saw that my chicken was clearly reheated and pulled chicken not the fried battered chicken that normal sweet n sour chicken is made with ( and how it is described in menu) . The food was really horrible and I would not recommend anyone going there
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Service B, ambiance D- music as loud as a disco would not lower volume. Unable to have conversation without SHOUTING. AT 7 AM VERY annoying\n\nHash B- poached eggs B, but what is just one piece of toast,\n\nOverall experience C+
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12 star
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The food is fresh and delicious. The portions are just right. They have many eggs benny options, and all came with roasted potatoes and fresh tomato. The coffee was good and the service was great. Everyone was really friendly to us and gave us great advice on what to do on a weekend in Montreal. If you're in this neighborhood, definitely go here!
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12 star
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I've been searching for a good sit down Italian restaurant for about 20 years. I've finally found it. Great service (wish I could remember her name)...Owner's son came and talked with us, as did one of the owners (wife). The food was just as good as the service. The wine list is good. The beer list is good. We absolutely loved this place and can't wait to go back. It is also cool that it seems everyone there seems to really enjoy working there. We had the Caprese salad, meatballs, a pasta with braised beef, and and the limoncello chicken pasta. All four were outstanding. 5 stars without question.
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12 star
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Really love the vibe of this place. They make a killer Moscow Mule and always have great music playing. The prices are also really decent for this upcoming area. Lookout for their locals only red cad for drink discounts. Lastly - La Thai is right next door!
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12 star
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I am fairly new to this side of town, but since I have been coming to this Albertsons I've have nothing but great experiences. First off, the staff is always great, no matter who you ask.... Deli, floral, produce, they are all helpful and can help you out quick. \nThe main reason for the review is for the BEER selection, it's great. If you are a beer drinker and say to yourself \"I need to go to total wine, or lees discount for my beer selection,\" you no longer need to think that way because of this store. Great seasonal selection... Including Dogfish pumpkin ale, Brooklyn ale and other selections you would not think you could find at a local grocer. I have lived in the NW side of town for the last 7 years and have never been able to run to an Albertsons for a top selection of beer. Good job to whoever runs the beer, wine and spirits selection.
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not bad but not that good we expected! It was OK! compare to Chris Angle show, this one was better!
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Crap.\n\nCrap crap.\n\nCrap.\n\nIs that not sufficient? Do you need more than that? Okay: go there and order a reuben, and see what happens. First, they'll ask you what type of bread you want. On my reuben? I'll take rye, because if it isn't rye then it's not a reuben. Thank you.\n\nThen they will include lunch meat-style corned beef, which just pisses me off. Because it doesn't taste delicious, it tastes like what you get from a cafeteria. And then they have thick ass bread, which, in my opinion, is what you put on a sandwich when you don't want people to realize that what's in between the slices of bread sucks ass.\n\nOr, the nachos. They use movie theater cheese (which is a one-star bonus for me, only reason they have 2 stars) but the chili is totally tasteless. I don't get how people can cook something like chili and send it out to the world when it tastes like nothing. Not bad, not good, just *nothing.* Here's a tip: find something that tastes and heave it into the pot. Just a thought.\n\nI hate myself for being convinced to go here over slices. Because the place sucked a fat one.
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12 star
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Came here because they have a whole vegan menu but also regular pizza as well which is perfect because I am vegan and my boyfriend isn't. We came during happy hour so he got half off wings and then a personal BBQ chicken pizza which is huge I got the vegan BBQ chikn pizza. It was so good the perfect amount of daiya ! Our server was Michelle and she was so attentive and really sweet. We will definitely be back not only because of the good food but because of the great service (:
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12 star
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I loved this place. They let me hold a chicken!!! There were soooo many animals!!! I was in heaven. The fudge was amazing. The people were super nice. Can't wait to take my grandnieces next Thursday.
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12 star
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Definitly enjoy the pad-thai, very delicious food.
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12 star
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This is a good place to eat. Food is very good and fresh. Price is decent and the staff are friendly.
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12 star
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One of my favorite places to shop. Located in the Fourm Shops on The Strip, it has a very \"boutique\" feel to it. The last time I was in here Lauren Conrad was shopping as well. You know a place is good if this fashionista is here. A lot of the tops are very blousy, which I love. \nYou can find an outfit for any occasion here. The staff is always very accommodating and helpful. It almost like they're personal shoppers, they really help you put together outfits. 5 stars!
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Was just dropped off at Bellagio. Realized left phone In car. Called the company and driver says it's not in there. Called within 5 minutes of being dropped off. Will update this post if it is found otherwise I am skeptical that it still isn't in the car\n Sentimental pics on phone too
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12 star
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This review is solely for the lunch buffet:\n\nTamba offers perhaps the best Indian lunch buffet in town. Unlike most Indian restaurants in Vegas, the cooks at Tamba don't focus on a bland tourist palate. And as a result, they don't produce spice-less offerings.\n\nWhat the buffet does offer is an amazing array of vegetarian options--tasty, spicy and delicious options--chana masala (chick pea masala), palak paneer and various other vegetable-based deliciousness. But the buffet isn't solely for the vegetable lover. The Tamba buffet also carries several chicken dishes in well-crafted sauces. If you've eaten at a few Vegas Indian buffets, you'll know that tasty and spicy foods are rare. So if you're near the south side of the strip for lunch, you can't do much better.\n\nAs for the dinner or regular dishes (not in buffet form), I haven't tried them, but several India-born friends have told me that Tamba is the best Indian restaurant in town.
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