Text - I came here often. \n\nGirls: Mostly gorgeous\n\nDrinks: South Scottsdale prices at a club...y'get my drift.\n\nParking: Sucks. Park at dark lot or pay valet otherwise, get here at buttcrack dusk. \n\nThis place is pretty close to a Vegas style strip club. I like it, there's no bs here associated with the Phoenix clubs. I just get paranoid parking in the dark lot. \n\nNever had a bad time here. Then again, never had a great time here either.
Group - saliferous


Text - ...the Saturday Market is awesome - except for the baked goods from Vincent's.  A $2.50 Almond Croissant that was 1/2 the size of my palm, lacking in flavor, and ice cold?  No.  Sorry.  No.  As a matter of fact, it was the worst almond croissant I have ever eaten.\n\nThe bread pudding was slightly better and the duck and pork tamales are actually quite good.  The overall \""Saturday Market\"" is a nice place, but the products from Vincent's Market Bistro only make me wish I'd have just gone to Tammie Coe, La Grande Orange, or so many others instead.
Group - Dipneumona


Text - Didnt like the fact they charge freakin cover if you are going to spend $ on games and drinks already... at least let local ladies in wtf we make the guys spend on us. Just saying.\nIt kinda smells like pee. It was late at night so maybe thats why. \n\nOn the other side the old school games are awesome!
Group - Dipneumona


Text - We have been coming here for more than 10 years and the food is fantastic. Our favorite is the chorizo and eggs it doesn't get better than this! Homemade tortillas, chips and salsa start every meal. The carne asada and the whole fish dinner so good! \nGreat food priced right!
Group - saliferous


Text - Ben Sherman, or Sherms as my bf and I call it, is located inside the Planet Hollywood Miracle Mile Shops on East Harmon and LV Blvd. Being from northern California, we shop at the Sherms in Union Square quite often. As far as square footage goes, the Vegas store is the largest store I've ever seen/been to. It's probably at least 5 or 6 times larger than the Union Square store. On our most recent visit to Vegas, we stopped into the shop to take a look around. The second we stepped into the store, all of the employees working there welcomed us and said hello. They were all so friendly and helpful, particularly Tori who helped us out while we were there.\n\nI mentioned to her that we were looking for jackets and she proceeded to take us around the store to show us all of the inventory they had that would suit my bf. She ran back and forth between the floor and the stock room to check for additional sizes that weren't on the floor. Based on what my bf was wearing that day, she even managed to suggest some button up shirts that he liked and matched the shirts to his style perfectly.  It's really important to note, they do not work on commission. So it's not as if they push stuff on you just for the sake of making a sale. They really just want to help and make the experience in the store fun. I really value customer service at retail stores. I think it's more of the exception than the rule these days. So the fact that Tori was super helpful, nice, and fun really went a long way with us. \n\nJust a side note too...if you are looking for some good deals at Sherms, the best time to shop there is in January just after the holidays or in the summer, I think in June or July. They have a HUGE sale only twice a year and you can get some really wonderful quality made clothes for a reasonable price. \n\nThe next time you find yourself in Vegas, pop in and check out the inventory and say hello to the lovely folks at Sherms in PH.
Group - saliferous


Text - I have mixed feelings about this place. Some of the food is excellent; the soups, the salads, the ice cream, and it's a fun atmosphere for kids, but I wish it were a little cleaner, and sometimes the food isn't delivered as described on the menu, and it was a little weird to go to the checkout with my un-totaled tab to have the host ask me what I wanted to tip. Well, they hadn't given me a totaled tab at the table, or shown me the itemized receipt so I could a) check to see if it was correct, and b) calculate the tip.
Group - Dipneumona


Text - This place is awesome, add your own meat, veggies, and noodles! Everyone was ubber nice and the grill guy even flipped his spatulas like crazy!
Group - saliferous


Text - My daughter and I were visiing the West Valley for family business and sorely needed a nice night out and some good food. Based on the Yelp reviews and our \ngeographic location we decided to try Bella Luna. Things started out okay which earned them one of the two stars in this review. We were promptly greeted (although it was quite early - maybe 5 or 5:30?) and seated at a window table allowing us a view of the strip mall parking lot (ugh). The ambiance is a bit ghastly, colors leftover from some 80's idea of country Italian - lots of purple and green. Okay so maybe I'm being generous for giving them one star but we didn't turn around and leave at this point. Our waiter was pleasant enough, a gentleman who may or may not be the real thing Italian, however we were immediately overwhelmed by his aftershave!!!!Aaaaaaaack - eau de Old Spice.Seriously, I've never had someone serving in a restaurant smell so strong of perfume - ever! We ordered a much needed bottle of wine and were also brought the bread basket. I agree with another Yelper that it was dry and squished and there were only three pieces in the entire basket - it was never refilled, probably a good thing. We ordered the Antipasto Misto and big surprise....it was all from a can....about ten leaves from a canned artichoke, canned eggplant goo, canned red bell pepper strips, a couple of pieces of cheese and some dry meat product. Things were not looking real good.......but salads were okay, good size and well dressed, but nothing special. Entrees were goopy, crowded on the plate, and not identifiable - I think I ordered a sauted white fish with lemon sauce, can't remember what my daughter had. We waited and waited for our waiter and ordered desert (I don't k now, maybe I'm a masochist?). Got tiramisu and it was dry, off-tasting, possibly frozen and rethawed.  Waited a really long time for our check and by this time all I could really taste was the overpowering aftershave from our waiter. I cannot say anything good about this place but we ate the food (giving a second star as it was food and we didn't get ill) and am so sorry that there are not better eateries in the West Valley. We tried.
Group - Dipneumona
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Your hotel has the poorest customer service of any resort in Las Vegas. To anyone reading this consider if you would stay here if during YOUR stay a family member passed away and you had to leave immediately. Not only did Vdara doubt the story and refuse to issue a refund for the remaining day(s) THEY ASKED FOR A COPY OF THE FUNERAL PROGRAM.\n\nAll just to check out early without a penalty.\n\nVdara - your conduct here was detestable. You and your management should be ashamed of the way you conduct business. \n\nEspecially in today's economy we consumers have choices - and my choice as well as that of my family and friends will be to never spend our vacation dollars with you again.