Text - The food just okay alittle overpriced. I keep going back though.   I have been there many times and have had exuberant experiences.  Great place for cocktails and views.
Group - overblessed


Text - Boo! Not a fan of the food at all. Customer service was good & prices were ok.
Group - extirpator


Text - 2nd Visit - Drinks and Appetizers.\n\nI highly recommend the Pork Belly / Corn Bread appetizer.    It was extremely satisfying with my adult beverage.
Group - overblessed


Text - Anyone break their tooth eating the beet salad? \nI was there before the Shania Twain concert and ordered the beet salad that took well over 30 minutes to receive and we sat at the bar for faster service. On my second bite, I bit down on something very hard and realized something went very wrong in my mouth. The waiter, Adam, just happened to be looking at me and asking how was our food. I'm shaking by head NO and pulling the salad out of my mouth to see what was in it and found a very hard object like a rock. Then, I realized it had also broken my molar and ran to the bathroom to see the damage. It was so dark, I couldn't tell but touched the area with my finger and the nerve was exposed and sent me a zap through my body with pain. They called the EMT to write up the incident report, but by now the concert was starting in 5 minutes. We ran to the concert with my mouth in pain and came back to the Pub & Grill after the concert to meet with the EMT again to fill out the paperwork. Even the manager said, it was chewing on a rock and we also found many more smaller pieces in the salad. I had to wait until the next morning to get emergency dental care and found out I would need a crown after the temporary fix in Vegas. I ended up in bed all day with a headache, ruined vacation, missed event, and alot of pain, novocaine, and drilling...no fun!  \nLong story short, I was supposed to hear from Caesar's within 3 days...never happened! I called them to find out it had been passed on to CCMSI, a law firm who takes care of their injury claims. I was told they mailed me a letter...never got it. I was told they emailed me...never got it until I called again. They never ever asked me for any information or details of the incidence except the simple form of what happened that night and my 2 dental bills. The manager had indicated to keep track of my auto expenses to and from dentist...they had no idea and never asked how much this affected my life. After not hearing from them again for weeks, I kept calling. Finally, two weeks ago the assistant got back on the phone and informed me the supervisor decided they were not honoring the claim because they didn't consider the nut shell or whatever it was to be a \""foreign object.\"" I was shocked!!! \nAll I could think of was if Gordon Ramsay was filming a Hell's Kitchen episode and during the tasting time of judging personally ate the \""foreign object\"", broke his tooth off, and swallowed a piece of his molar, would that be acceptable? I've also reached out to his company in London to NO AVAIL with an email to his press department and a message to his facebook page. They have no other email for coorespondence, except to call a London phone number.  \nAfter I called Caesar's again to let them know CCMSI had denied the claim, they offered to just pay my two dental bills for my broken tooth. Really? How about the  lost 4 days of my life, lost work, lost vacation, novocaine-drilling-crown for the rest of my life, auto expenses, not to mention all the pain and time it's taken to deal with CCMSI who has not represented Caesar's well at all. Here's the icing on the cake...there's another review in July, 5 weeks after my incident, with the same report of a shell or foreign object in the beet salad at Pub & Grill and he thought it cracked his tooth, but didn't. He even posted a pic with his review of the \""foreign object\"". You would have thought the rock-like nutshell or whatever it is, would have been taken care of when it happened to me in such a big way. Obviously it hasn't. Now I'm talking with an attorney to get this resolved and I'm not a sue-happy person. Please message me if you've had a similar experience. \nGordon, as a business owner also, if you don't know about this, you should! Your name, personal reputation, Hell's Kitchen, and Food Network's reputation is on the line!! This was my experience from Hell and I wasn't even in the Kitchen!!!
Group - extirpator


Text - I created a Yelp account just to write this review. Believe me, very surprising because PF Chang's is my go-to for consistent good food.  I ordered from the lunch menu for pick up. I arrived 3 mins after it was suppose to be ready. The nice bartender was packaging it up. I got pepper steak with brown rice and egg drop soup. When I checked my bag - all that was in there was the pepper steak entree. I asked the bartender for the egg drop soup. While he went to get the soup, I decided to check my bag to ensure I received the right entree. I'm glad I did, because there was NO rice in there - just the plain pepper steak entree!!! So when the bartender came back with the egg drop soup, I had to ask him for the brown rice!! Truly frustrating and a pain. Especially since I placed the order online 30 mins prior.  As if the experience itself weren't bad enough - when I get back to work (which is literally 2 mins away), the food was cold. The pepper steak was ice cold like it had been sitting there for hours or made a long time ago.  Very disappointing - I will not be returning to this PF Chang's or any other one for a long, long time.
Group - extirpator


Text - Sage Kitchen, Phoenix, \""Dine & Demo\"" - a wonderful time!  \n\nHow often does one get a chance to have a dinner experience that is tasteful; where you learn essentials about the vegan lifestyle, and where you have fun at the same time! This was the evening my wife, myself and about 25 other guests experienced tonight at Sage Kitchen Restaurant. \n\nWe were pleased to attend the very first Sage Kitchen \""Dine & Demo\"", where guests were fed a sumptuous meal consisting of an elegantly presented vegan appetizer, salad, two entrees, and to top it off - a rich dessert. Several different herbal teas were served. The types of herbs and their effects on mind and body were explained by our hosts.  \n\nDuring dinner the restaurant's Chef provided a live demo, explaining step-by-step how to prepare several vegan cheeses. After each presentation, the Chef answered any questions guests had. Five different cheeses were demonstrated including Cheddar, Mozzarella, Bleu, Parmesan, and Ricotta. Each dish served during dinner service included one of these cheeses so guests could taste each. \n\nThe appetizer consisted of kale chips which were coated with Cheddar cheese and a side of salsa. Salad ingredients featured the Bleu cheese; also containing kale, cherry tomatoes, avocado, and sunflower seeds. The first entr\u00e9e was a vegan lasagna, served in a ramekin and featuring vegan Mozzarella.  This also had mushrooms which were delicious. The second entr\u00e9e served was a ravioli dish covered with a flavorful vegan Alfredo sauce and featured the vegan Ricotta and Parmesan. The dessert was a vegan cheesecake, topped with coconut whipped cream, a sprig of mint and a raspberry. Really rich and delicious! \n\nThe courses of the meal were timed perfectly with an adequate number of servers to properly ensure every guest was comfortable. The portions were just enough to make one satisfied but not overly full by the end of the evening. \n\nThe evening could not have been more delicious, with a wonderful array of food, teas, and cheeses along with valuable vegan lifestyle education. The teas are available for purchase at the restaurant as it also contains an organic herbal store. \n\nI'm looking forward to Sage Kitchen continuing to offer future \""Dine & Demo\"" sessions. Anyone can use these sessions to explore and expand their vegan lifestyle, with the bonus of a great meal!
Group - overblessed


Text - Nope!\nPlaced order.\n45 minutes later got a call saying they were out of this and out of that but would substitute. I said ok. \nWaited another hour - nothing arrived. Tried calling, no answer. \n\nIf they can't deliver within 2 hours and don't answer the phone, it can't be that great. \n\nNext!
Group - extirpator


Text - No-kill shelters are the way to go - adopt!\n\nI decided this past weekend to go to the Humane Society website and find out where the calendars that the Panthers did (Football players with adorable critters that go to help a great cause?  Yes, please!) could be purchased.  While I was on the site, I of course checked out the fur-babies that were available for adoption and found the cutest little cross-eyed love bug I have ever seen!\n\nMonday, with thoughts of just purchasing calendars and cruising through the adult cat section, I met her and just fell in love.  The facility had some volunteers there that day, as well as some full-time staff.  I found the folks working at the front desk to be incredibly friendly, as were the volunteers with the animals.  The adult cat space, to be as full as it was, was incredibly clean.  Though a tad stuffy (it's summer in Charlotte), they had fans going to keep the critters as comfy as possible.  I was impressed by the accommodations for the cats and how well they seemed to be cared for (although nothing beats a loving, furever home).\n\nYou walk through where they keep the dogs to get to the cats, and of course it's mostly large breed dogs (puppies grow up, fools, if they have paws as big as dinner plates, they're gonna get big!), but there were a few smaller dogs as well.  \n\nThe friendly woman who handled my adoption went through the information and materials for me.  Within the adoption packet, there is a certificate for a free medical checkup at a vet on Monroe Rd, as well as a certificate for future work there.  There was a free 30 days of animal insurance card with the same company that tracks the micro-chip, as well as some helpful hints for the care of the cat, including introducing the new addition to existing animals.  The 2 yr old cat that I adopted had already been fixed, tested for FeLV and FIV, microchipped, a round of shots, and a rabies shot.  She was good to go!  I couldn't take her home that day, so I was charged a $25 boarding fee (no big deal, I understand and am fine with giving them money - I already do a monthly donation).  The next day I went to pick her up and she was fresh and lovely and ready to rock.\n\nIf you don't HAVE to have a kitten or puppy, adult adoption is the way to go.  They are grown, already have developed their personality, and are usually pretty much trained.  Daisy went straight to her litter box and has been an absolute delight (living in an apartment, I find cats so much easier to take care of than dogs that need to be walked and exercised).  They have special needs animals there too, so if you have the time and the heart, what a wonderful way to put some good karma back in the universe.\n\nStop by, pick up a Keep Calm and Adopt t-shirt, a Panthers calendar and a fur-baby - the love they give you back is unbelievable.
Group - overblessed
Considreing the above, classify the following: I skimmed the reviews beforehand but was not prepared to accept the truth after I saw the prices on the menu.  I figured there had to be at least one thing that was good.  The sushi should be supremely fresh at this place and its only average. The service is terrible.   I came late on purpose to meet up with friends to void eating here. Thank god I did so and ended up paying just for my sake and the grilled octopus I ordered just to be considerate. Which was crap. There was an eggplant dish that tasted really weird and not good.  This place would be fine (maybe I'd give it 3 stars)  if it was priced  more along the lines of one of the Aria's other restaurants like Julian Serrano.