Text - It's no wonder they just went out of business. Food was boring and overpriced. I actually took my dog here once and they said I could buy a chicken patty for her. Very dissapointing.
Group - nudibranchiate


Text - Our favorite restaurant is Durants, but we decided to give Mastros a try for my birthday.  We were looking forward to the piano bar, and vocalist. Too bad, we were sitting 10 feet from the piano and still couldn't hear the music.  It is very noisy in the lounge.  A day later and we are still waiting for the vocalist.  So we went to dinner in the dining room.  It was very crowded, noisy, and dark.  I can't believe they charge $11.00 for one baked potato.  The food was OK, but the prices were some of the highest we have ever paid.  They initially got my main course incorrect, and I was delivered veal instead of lamb.  After quite a wait we both finally got our main courses.  When the waiter brought us our final check I asked if they did something special for birthdays.  He replied that they did, a piece of chocolate cake.  We told him that my husband had made the reservation for my special birthday, and the reservation specialist even asked him how to spell my name.  So we were presented with a piece of chocolate cake, and Happy Birthday drizzled on the plate.  Of course my name was not included.  The waiter felt bad for us, apologized and comped us for our appetizer.  So at least he tried to make things better.  We most likely will never return to Mastros again.
Group - nudibranchiate


Text - One of my favorite places in Vegas. Love to sit and have a great cigar, a drink and people watch.
Group - untress


Text - I stumbled on this place purely by accident but what a happy accident. The place is cheery and inviting and most of all clean. The food is delicious and all homemade and the price is right. I've been back 3 times in one week if that tells you something. The homemade chips are incredible and the burgers are exceptional. The burgers are made to order in what they call BYOB (build your own burger). I also have tried the pastrami sandwich and the pizza and both were great! I wasn't sure about the pizza because I'm an ex-NYer but it was terrific. All three times there the cost for the lunch or dinner for myself and a friend was around $16 including the tip. There is also a nice case full of home made baked goods that looked great but I only tried the oatmeal cranberry cookie. It was great. I'll be back to sample more!\n\nWhat makes this place even better are the people that work there. Absolutely friendly and really out there to make you a happy customer. The gal behind the counter, Cheryl, is extremely friendly and professional and each time I visited I felt a personal welcome. The Devil's Kitchen is quickly becoming one of my favorite spots in Chandler and I feel tickled to see this business grow and thrive. It definitely has become my all time favorite place for burgers! Keep them coming!
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Text - Didn't think I'd be reviewing a McDonald's like most people have been saying on here, but I'm finally annoyed enough to write. First off, I walk in and there's a guy texting on his phone behind the front counter and behind the shift lead. If this Corporate location is attempting to make McDonald's look more upscale and professional, then the employees should be the part as well. Texting in front of customers is unacceptable, whether on break or not. If you're on break, you should be using your cell phone in a non-public area, out of view of guests. Second, the shift lead that took my order rang up the wrong special order on my Crispy Chicken Classic because she was distracted by engaging in conversation with co-workers... which should stop completely when a guest is present. I think this location lacks accountability of its employees, and soon, it will become a free-for-all if a stop isn't put to it.
Group - nudibranchiate


Text - I was pleasantly surprised with my recent stay at the Mirage and would gladly stay at this hotel again.\n\nLOVES:\n1) LOCATION: Located on the strip, closer to the North end. As any of you regular Vegas goers know, location is everything!  For this particular Vegas trip the majority of our plans had us at the North end of the strip which made it convenient for us to get around by foot or taxi.  \n\n2) FRONT DESK/LOBBY AREA:  I love love love the pretty (and huge) aquarium situated right behind the front desk. It runs the length of the front desk area, so as you're waiting in the long line to check in or check out at least you've got a lovely view of the pretty aquarium to keep you entertained.  \n\n3) ROOM RATES: I usually book MGM or the Gold Coast for Vegas trips because of their bargain rates, but when fellow Yelper Ingrid R told me about the good rates at the Mirage I checked it out. Our room rates for our stay were as follows: \nFri 12/21   $72\nSat 12/22  $72\nSun 12/23 $56\nHowever, keep in mind as with any other hotel in Vegas the above room rates did not include the daily $25 resort fee nor the 12% room tax.  So including all the fees and taxes the entire stay came to $309. \n\n4) ROOMS: Although me and my boyfriend's room was all the way at the end of the hall, we scored a corner room that was slightly larger than our other friends' rooms and had better views because of the semi wraparound windows. My favorite part about the room was the abundance of mirrors they had, aside from the mirror in the bathroom. As soon as we walked in, I noticed a full length mirror to my left (absolute must have in any Vegas hotel room); the mirrored closet; and a rather large hanging mirror on the wall next to the bathroom door.  Regardless of who was in the bathroom and how long the bathroom was in use, the mirrors came in handy for the other one to still get ready.  Enough about the mirrors lol, the rest of the room was nice: simple modern decor; comfy bed; large flat screen tv; etc. Although the bathroom was pretty small compared to other hotels I've stayed at. \n\n5) BLT: You'll have to read my BLT review for more details, but what a great find and soooooo convenient!!! Good food & awesome shakes!!!  The group of us ended up eating here multiple times during our Vegas trip.  \n\nAside for the small bathroom in our room, there really isn't anything to dislike about the Mirage.  I'm not sure when our next trip to Vegas will be but I'm keeping the Mirage in my list of go-to hotels to stay at.
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Today I got my second prenatal massage at Elevation.  This review refers only to massage services, but I plan to try their pedicures the next time I need one, since they're no more expensive than other spas in the area.\n\nI have had two different massage therapists, Josh and Jess.  Both were very good, although I think I preferred Jess's approach to my upper back/neck pain.  She put me on my back (I can still lie on my stomach comfortably, as I'm just coming out of the first trimester), and spent a lot of time on my neck, which has been giving me trouble.  She did complementary work on my shoulders, chest, and scalp, which all together TREMENDOUSLY improved the neck pain I've been having since I gained three cup sizes with this pregnancy.\n\nShe also did some work on my hips/glutes, and if I ever get to the point where I can come in for a massage without major neck issues, I'll definitely want her to work on them more!  Unfortunately, they don't recommend going over 60 minutes with a prenatal massage, but I've felt significantly relaxed and improved after both of the massages I've had there.  I like a LOT of pressure, and both Josh and Jess were able to deliver it.  Also, I was told that all their therapists are certified for pre-natal.\n\nTheir prices are very reasonable.  It's $70 for 60 minutes, plus tip, and I don't think you'll find a better deal in town--certainly not for the quality of massage you get!  I definitely plan to go back for some longer massages after I give birth; a 90-minute massage is $90, and it looks like they also have some nice deals when you purchase a nail/massage/facial package.\n\nMy only complaint really is that when you call and get put on hold, their phone system makes these weird periodic beeps the whole time--they know it's doing it; apparently they can't make it stop.  But other than that, every aspect of my interactions with the spa has been great!  The receptionists are very nice and attentive to making sure that your waiting experience is pleasant.