Text - I am so happy that Chelsea's Kitchen is in the place I practically live! I am happy to see good eats come to the airport. I have been happy with every thing here ... In fact, they have the best French dip sandwich in the valley, in my opinion. It's cut thin and yet still a little rare .. Perfect. It reminds me of the perfect French dips in Nor Cali that I grew up with. I generally always get that with the kale salad as a side. I've had the tacos too.. Yum. The service can go either way; I try to keep in mind it's an airport so knowing how irritated passengers can be at airports with all they are put thru to fly, I try and keep that in mind for the staff that has to deal with ... Well, often rude, stressed passengers. I have not been to the bar area, as I am generally here in uniform and wings and that is a no no. But my boyfriend has met me here and loves the sangria. If it's like the sangria at the main Chelsea's Kitchen then I would guess it's pretty great. Cool ambience and a lively atmosphere.
Group - Castilian


Text - So, in 2011 I purchased a car battery from AAA which cost at least $150 (from what I remember). I know this sounds ridiculous and makes me appear a little stupid, but at the time I was stranded at QT and had no one (including a boy I was dating who was minutes down the road from my location) who would help. I figured (a) they have a mobile battery replacement service, (b) I'm a member, (c) I'll most definitely get a good deal, (d) I'm a grown ass woman who doesn't need the help of anyone (except AAA - obviously) and (e) what sounds better right now than sitting in my car in this 115 degree weather, while enjoying a nice six pack of Kiltlifter, and waiting for someone to come replace my battery for me on location!?! Anyway, I feel like AAA raped me with what I was charged. To make a long story short (this is getting way out of hand), my battery died again just last week. It hasn't even been two years since it was replaced. Brother came to my work, jumped the car, and we drove it here because it's close to where I live. The guy was SUPER nice and helpful, checked the battery for me, let us hang out in their store while I called AAA (as, again, it was like 110 outside), and even looked into how much they would charge me to replace it if I was not covered by AAA's warranty. I went back in the store while waiting for AAA to see what I would be spending, as I was told over the phone AAA would prorate the cost of my new battery. Maybe he wasn't even that nice, but he just kept helping me - knowing I was waiting for AAA and that I might be wasting his time. Maybe this is what customer service should be like. I'm typically just so disappointed these days that I dread asking for help. I feel like people are either (a) overly friendly/fake in an attempt to sell or (b) super rude and could care less about your business. So, AAA came and replaced my battery for FREE in Autozone's parking lot, as I was still covered under warranty. The moral of this story; however, is that I received awesome customer service here and will return if I need to in the future! Thank you nice Autozone worker guy!
Group - Castilian


Text - Generally disappointing. For one thing, I was picturing more of a Perkins or even Denny's type place. Not fast food. It reminded me more of a Dairy Queen than anything else. The man running the cash register was not exactly friendly. The 3 of us had one order of Walleye and 2 orders of fried chicken. He yelled into the back to find out if they had more fried chicken (it was 6pm on a Saturday). Finding out they did, he said we could have the chicken. When our orders came one plate had two large chicken breasts and the other had a spindly wing and drumstick. Everything was super oily, even by the standards of fried fast food. The breading on the chicken was bland and heavy. Hubby said the walleye was decent but bland. Fries were frozen crinkle fries. I didn't try the roll and didn't hear any commentary on the green beans. The cole slaw was apparently decent but sweet (Miracle Whip). \nAlthough the desserts look intriguing, I probably wouldn't come here again for food.
Group - stonebiter


Text - I recently spent a beautiful spring day studying here! Even though I was inside, the huge windows and the open door let the fresh air and sunshine in and it felt amazing. I only ordered tea, but I was given a large pot of probably the best chai tea I've had in a while.\n\nI'm pretty new to Montreal and am making my way around the city discovering new places, but this is definitely a spot that I will return to!
Group - Castilian


Text - This place was very small and almost impossibly dark.\nThe music was terrible... whether people want to call jungle music dance music now... an apple is an apple... now this place twists latin music with jungle music beats... not good at all.\n\nFilled with old people around 45 and up and not good looking... not for the younger crowd looking to party\n\nDrink Price Alert;\nThe place charges $18 a shot at the start of the night and raises the price as the night goes on  =/  Can go up easily to $20 a shot haha  sucks! \n\nI wouldn't recommend this place at all....\n\nGuest list Warning!!\nIf you get put on the guest list by a VIP host... make sure she gives you a print out confirmation because the door man will deny you access even when you are on the list.... this is soo stupid... I had to bring a print out and they still tried to deny me... i expect this club will be shut down in 1 year  =)
Group - stonebiter


Text - Worst hotel experience ever.  Day 1,I checked in and asked the girl at the front desk where would be a good place to go dancing.  She said, \""I don't know.  We don't have that here.\"" When I got to my room I called down to the front desk, \"" can I have a lightbulb it's dark in here and the lights don't work?  Oh no, I'm late!  No, the time on the clock is 45 minutes fast I guess I'll set it myself.. at least the numbers on the clock were dimmly lighting the room.  Day 2,  can I please have batteries for the remote?  Day 3, I used the 2 oz of shampoo you provided on day 1 and 2,  Is it too much to ask to get another 2 oz  since I'm staying 5 days?   Oh, and the 2 plastic drinking cups have been used and thrown away.  Can I have a cup so I don't have to suck water from the sink?  Day 4, no hot water which means no shower and no food because the restaurants can't open without hot water.  I skipped day 5 and stayed with a friend.  Maybe they should advertise as a camping casino.  Bring your own everything.
Group - stonebiter
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Despicable! \n\nI pre-paid for a table at The Bank through Vegas.com. My reservation included 2 bottles of champagne and 2 bottles of Vodka. When I contacted the club 2 days before the event, I was told that my reservation was not being honored. They would sit us at the busy bar instead. For anyone who has been out to clubs in Vegas, you know that's not the same kind of experience. Not even close. \n\nI had even emailed their Director of Social Media and the same guy who responds to all these Yelp reviews - with my concerns about the reservation. He assured me that the reservation would be honored and to just show up at the club on time. Then I speak with their head VIP host - who tells me I'm SOL. They don't care that I've already paid for a table and bottles... they won't be honoring it. He had no concern for the way that makes his business look. \n\nI called Vegas.com to explain the dilemma and they called The Bank directly. Nothing changed. The Bank still says it's a no-go. The lesson learned here is that nobody at this club can be trusted. When their Director of Social Media can promise a customer one thing only to have the club disregard it completely despite having prepaid for the reservation... it's just absolutely reprehensible. \n\nThere's not a lot we can do to affect these clubs. The supply and demand curve is just so out of wack in this industry that the clubs can do whatever they want, treat you however they'd like, and charge you 20x cost just because! But we have to keep trying to make companies treat customers with respect. I strongly urge everyone who reads this to share this story with anyone they know who might be considering this club. There are other more honest clubs in Vegas that deserve your money. Don't give it to one that will toss you to the side the second a bigger opportunity comes around! \n\nUpdate 5/29 - after the trip:\nThe Bank continued to give me the run around... so we went with Donnie E. at Tao and dropped 5 G's on a prime table on their stage with a perfect view of Snoop and Busta Rhymes performing all night long. Whatever you do, just stay away from the Bank and the shady criminals who run it!