Text - I just moved to Vegas from Washington, DC and was in desperate need of a new eyeglasses prescription.  I selected iFocus Vision and Dr. Velasco based on their outstanding Yelp reviews. A few notable highlights are as follows: \n\nOnline Services: iFocus Vision offers online scheduling, which is extremely convenient if you can't call to schedule an appointment during their office hours.  I scheduled my appointment and filled out my new patient paperwork online, which is how I found out that they took my insurance. I also confirmed my appointment via text, another great feature.  \n\nOffice: The office was conveniently located close to my home, about 5 miles away. The office environment is beautiful, clean and modern and the receptionist was welcoming and friendly.    \n \nExam: I have an eye exam every year, so I'm quite familiar with the process.  Having said that, I was very impressed with the new technology that was used during my eye exam.  Dr. Velasco is very professional, friendly and explained every test to me, some of which I was unfamiliar with. She also discussed the various eyeglass/contacts options and corresponding care instructions in great detail.  By far the most comprehensive eye exam I've ever had, which is a great thing.  \n\nInsurance: After my exam, the optical staff went over what my insurance covered and the best way to maximize my benefits.  I ended up getting two types of contacts and replacing the lenses on my current eyeglasses. I can't wait to get my new glasses and contacts!
Group - bedesman


Text - Dreadful customer service.  I am a property manager and run maintenance for close to 100 homes.  I was forced to use this company via one of our home owner's warranty companies.  We needed a part for an LG washer.  Three different times the tenant and owner were quoted conflicting dates that the part would be in and the unit serviced, none of which proved to be true.  When All Desert was confronted with this, its response was that LG is \""notorious for not providing parts when they say they will.\""  I then suggested perhaps they tell this to customers and say that they cannot quote a date of service until the part has arrived.  Furthermore, as a business, if you know you have a bad supplier, perhaps you need to plan contingencies and keep some of their parts on hand or work the relationship better. The tenant has now been ONE MONTH without a washer and I was told that I cannot call LG to verify or speed this up because I would need an account.  I will also be contacting this warranty company with this report as a complaint against them using this vendor. \n\nMy recommendation is to call Comfort Home Appliance for quality work and customer service, 'cause you won't get it with All Desert.
Group - Lonicera


Text - I've been using GreenCab for about 2 years, drivers are always friendly and cabs are always clean.
Group - bedesman


Text - Heard and read about this place a lot before I finally got the chance to pop in. Came last week during my lunch break and my only complaint was not being able to indulge in happy hour and try any of the cocktails (don't think the boss would approve). So I settled for the Caprese Grilled Cheese with a side of Sweet Potato Fries and the waitress so kindly made me an iced chai latte though it was listed as a hot drink only.\n\nEverything was TASTY and the menu is huge. There are so many options to choose from - this is definitely one of those places you have to visit multiple times to not only try breakfast, lunch, AND dinner, but all the different dishes they offer for EACH of those courses. \n\nAs Arnold would say, I'll be bach.*\n\n\n\n\n*Austrian pronunciation for \""back.\""
Group - bedesman


Text - Terrible service, average food.\n\nI understand how service would be slow before a pirate game, but since their right next to the ballpark you might think they would plan for it.  The place was not even half full, and it took forever to get served.  It takes time to cook dinners of course, but it took 20 minutes to get a coke, then it came in a little dixie cup.  The waiter had to be reminded 4 times before he remembered to get a drink for one girl at our table.  I won't be back.
Group - Lonicera


Text - Yet another example of a restaurant chain that has been crapped out of the back end of corporate America.  I went to this place because a couple of friends... preppy white boring friends... recommended it.  I should have known I would hate it.  \n\nFirst, I walk in thinking it would at least be sit down, but no... it's a fast food.  You have to go to the counter.  I guess the new terminology that folks are using in order to convince white yuppies with money is 'fast casual.'  Not fast food - fast casual.  I guess the difference is that they bring the food to your table.  Well, isn't that a fancy cup of hot tea.\n\nAnd then there's the menu, which bring up the question.  What do you get when you cross a Panda Express with another Panda Express?  You get this craphole called Pei Wei, at twice the price.  \n\nAnd how do you pronounce it?  PeeWee?  Is that supposed to be cute?  Hello Kitty, meet average corporate Asian dump.\n\nBut what bugs me the most is I saw what type of clientele this place attracted.  The same folks who would scream at forking over an extra buck at a locally owned Asian restaurant are giving away the bank for bland, typical, run of the mill food that you could find at your local Dennys.  White people just piss me off... and I can say that because I'm white.  \n\nYou didn't see Asians in there.  You didn't see any Latinos, and you certainly didn't see any Black folk.  All you saw were a bunch of white preptards that would fit in nicely at a Jeff Foxworthy concert.  \""You know your a redneck when... you eat at Pei Wei Asian dinner and you really think you are getting a taste of real Asian culture.  Hell yeah!\""\n\nI know how you are, thinking that you are going to teach your kids what real Asians eat and in a environment that is true to the Asian culture and you'll show your little snot head kids how to eat with chopsticks so they can learn to become the brain dead pretentious adults that their parents have become but in fact they know just as much about true culture as a plastic fork.\n\nWell, that's how I saw the whole thing.  Parking was good.
Group - Lonicera
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Hit The M Resort last night with my girl ( separate review on the casino.)  Ate dinner at The Oyster Bar. \n\nIt's first come, first serve ( not a good idea - at least the other oyster bars in vegas has a queuing system ) \n\nWe only had to wait about 5 minutes to get 2 seats.  Basically 20 or so seats on 3 of 4 sides of a rectangular food bar.  \n\nSince this is the first week of being open, i'm willing to give a little on the service side but boy oh boy, they need to work out some serious kinks in the service !\n\nWe ordered the mexican ceviche ( $10 ), the manila clams ( $14 ? ) a bibb salad ( $7 ? ) The seafood gumbo ( $16) the shrimp pasta ( $16 ) \n\nAlso ordered a beer - never got it - i would up going to the adjoining bar and bought a Corona for $4.  IT took about 10 minutes to get water, bread and butter - and this was after asking 4 different people.\n\nI got the ceviche before the people sitting next to us ( seated 5 minutes before us ) even got their drinks/bread ( they got their main entrees as we paid the bill .) The ceviche was a very small portion - a couple tablespoons of fish that was \""cooked\"" some time ago, topped with a small tortilla chip, cilantro and guac - the chip was limp soft, the fish had decent taste.\n\nThe salad, gumbo and the clams came at the same time.  The salad - wet, warm, no dressing, a ton of onions.  The gumbo - very thick, definitely stew-like.  the oysters didn't \""taste right\"" and grainy.  Not much spice/bite to it.  The clams weren't bad.\n\nSadly, my girl never got her entree.  Like i said, serious kinks !