Text - Just called to place an order, and the guy hung up on me. He said my number was blocked.  I ended up calling back and the guy blocked my number? WTH  Im just trying to order food I work a graveyard shift. Very bad customer service!!! i will be contacting Chri the owner/manager in the morning. Very bad customer service. DO NOT EAT HERE!!!!
Group - bromal


Text - Lame. Looks much bigger and more interesting on tv.
Group - bromal


Text - Great Sushi oasis in the desert!  I went this place based on a recc. from a co-worker, while in town on business.  I am glad that we did.  Got the WSOP roll, salad and some Nigiri tuna.  All great.  Have gone back a couple of times since.  It does get crowded in the evening (after 7) and is intimate, so get there early to avoid waiting outside in the las vegas summer.
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Text - I came here for dinner with colleagues on a business trip. I had been scrolling through Yelp trying to find something exactly like this, when my colleague beat me to it and declared this was where we would be dining. \n\nWe walked here from Bakery Square (which I wouldn't do in the daylight if you are not intrepid, and I would not do at night at all). The restaurant is beautiful in an understated, and chic way. The service was very good from beginning to end. We were promptly greeted and seated (we had reservations) at a beautiful corner table. \n\nI remember taking a very long time perusing the menu and trying to decide what to have. It all looked really delicious. There were also many options for omnivores, carnivores, vegetarians, pescatarians (I'm not sure about vegan). I try not to eat mammals, but everything looked delicious. They serve fresh and locally-sourced food as much as possible.\n\nI chose a salad (the menu seems to change that was amazing!) and my colleagues got the blue cheese souffle and said it was dreamy. They also both ordered the hanger steak, which they found to be delicious as well. I had a seasonal fish entree that was divine. \n\nThe wine was also dreamy. Make sure the peruse the wine list. The descriptions are delightful and spot-on! \n\nOur only complaint was that we could not keep our wine away from the gnats. I wasn't too flummoxed by it, but one of our party was a little distracted by the issue.\n\nWhen it came time to go, we asked the waitress if a cab could be called for us. She said the cabs in Pittsburgh are famously slow and unreliable, and the restaurant called a \""car service\"" for us. It was literally a dude in his minivan, but he arrived quickly and took us right back to the hotel. :)\n\nI will definitely drop in here again when I am in Pittsburgh. I would love to sample more of the seasonal menu items and try a few of the \""regulars,\"" too. The tasting menus look delightful as well.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: I have seriously mixed feelings about this place. But after reading the review by James L., I realized that I wasn't the only one who felt this way.\n\nFirst, Dr. Steelman did help my sick cat come out of a very serious respiratory infection. I will always be appreciative of that. The fees are also very reasonable. They are probably some of the cheapest in town. I would give her treatment of my cat 20 stars if I could. But everything else outweighed the good. \n\nIt's almost impossible to get an appointment. And when you do get in you still have to wait upwards of an hour in the waiting room. This is where the problems really begin. The waiting room is filled with cats. I love cats more than most people, so you'd think this wouldn't be a problem for me. However, many of the cats were sick with god knows what. They cough, have drippy eyes and noses, and wander around jumping onto your lap and peering into your cat carrier.\n\nPlus, the entire place reeked of cat urine. The smell actually made my eyes water. I understand that they have a lot of cats there and that they are doing their best to take care of them, but when you can't keep up with basics like litter maintenance, it's time to reconsider and make a decision. Her fees are so low, they could probably raise them up by about 10% to hire more part-time staff and still be the cheapest in town.\n\nThis place is probably ok if you're cat isn't particularly ill or vulnerable. But even if you are desperate for a cat-only specialist, I believe that that this is NOT the place to bring a cat who is immuno suppressed.