Text - I've never attended this box, nor would I ever. And maybe it's a bit unfair to judge the entire gym off of my experience with one coach, but I am about to be in Vegas for week long conference and was looking to drop into a box while traveling. Crossfit Las Vegas had been the first result in my search so I browsed the website to find more information about what to do when visiting. As stated, they ask that you complete an online waiver, as well as create an account to register for the classes. The information they obtained was the general name, number etc. as well as which coach you'd like to train with which of course I have no idea as I've never been. A little while later, I had received a voice mail from Joe telling me that he saw that I had registered online and was interested in getting started with Crossfit Las Vegas. Had then returned his call and got his voice mail in return, yet let him know that I would only be visiting and would love to hear more information about what was needed to drop in as a visitor. A few hours pass and I had missed a call from Joe yet again (this was during the day while I was at work), and proceeded to immediately call him back. When he picked up the phone I said something along the lines of Hey this is Brandy, I had inquired about coming to CFLV while in town, and he said oooh yeah, I didn't mean to call you the second time, I dialed the wrong number..... (what I took from that, sorry, was never going to call once you said you weren't signing up for a membership). Afterwards, it was almost like pulling teeth to get the information I had initially wanted, and could tell he thought he had better things to do with his time.\n\nMaybe it was an off day for him? maybe they don't like visitors? Either way, in my experience, Crossfit encompasses so many things. It's a business but it's also a community, and I'd rather not waste my time or money being somewhere that doesn't make you feel wanted.
Group - opposingly


Text - So far this is the best buffet I have been to in the valley, awesome breakfast/brunch/diner/seafood.  The price for what it is, is pretty fair.  Almost everything here is really good, I like the root beer they have on tap.  Also the dessert bar they have in incredible, I mean really I have never seen anything like it, the desert bar is bigger than some buffets as a whole. I have been here 10+ times and will come 10+ more. 4.3 stars
Group - straddleways


Text - Bought baker's dozen at 6.45am, asked if bagels were hot.\nSidestepped my question & said they were made that morning. Bagels were cold, overly dense & toasting didn't even help. Obviously from the day before, if you're expecting Einstein's, do not come here.
Group - opposingly


Text - I was in the area and needed to stop in for a quick shop.  \n\nThis location is just ok.  It's located at the busy intersection of Sunset and Stephanie.  It's usually a hassle getting in and out of the parking lot.  The store itself has an older feel and could probably use some updating.  \n\nAs far as service goes, it's not the friendliest of places.  I passed one employee blocking the aisle as she was chatting with her friends who stopped in the store.  I don't think this is part of the acceptable employee guidelines.  \n\nThis Target location is ok for some minor shopping here and there.  I hope they can make improvements in the near future.
Group - opposingly


Text - I've eaten here a few times now and never been disappointed. It's hard for me to stay away from burgers, and the \""Tipsy Burger\"" was fantastic, as are their cheese curds.\n\nThey have good nightly drink specials, especially for Fridays ($2.50 shots of Jameson and $3 Ale Asylum pints? Come on!)\n\nThe ambiance is good, the wait staff is above average, and the layout of the bar/restaurant is fun. \n\nOverall, I definitely recommend it.
Group - straddleways


Text - En gros, c'est comme un subway mexicain, mais avec de la bi\u00e8re. Bi\u00e8res maisons des brasseurs de Montr\u00e9al en plus. Leur sauce \u00e0 la mangue est vraiment bonne et j'ai fait un heureux en amenant mon chum l\u00e0.\nIls semblent avoir un probl\u00e8me de staff, le service est lent et chaque fois que j'y vais une affiche qui dit personnel recherch\u00e9s. La fille au comptoir a dit \u00e0 un client qu'elle ne conseillait vraiment pas le boeuf (!?!). J'ai trouv\u00e9 \u00e7a un peu weird.
Group - straddleways


Text - The food was pretty darn good.  But, the general lack of decor, which allowed for wild echos as well as the stark lighting, detracted from the experience.  That, coupled with the odd location in empty strip mall is kinda weird.  Maybe 3.5 stars overall.  But, we did like the food:\n\nThe food - 4.0 stars\nOverall - very good!  But, all of is was fairly cold.  If hotter, it would have tasted better.\n\nRed Lentils - 4.5 stars\nSlightly underdone, but great spicy flavor.\n\nYellow Lentils - 4 stars\nA great change of taste vs the red, with a very unique tangy flavor.\n\nCabbage - 4 stars\nFresh and tangy.\n\nGreen Beans - 4.0 stars\nDelicious.  Never had that served at Ethiopian restaurant before.\n\nSalad - 3 stars\nPretty plain, but it was refreshing.\n\nInjera Bread - 4 stars\nMore whole wheat-like (or Teff) in both color and texture.  Quite good.  The thicker version used on the tray was quite sour, almost too much. \n\nPS - also, be prepared for a leisurely meal.  They don't do a lot of rushing here.
Group - straddleways


Text - The food here is awful. Go elsewhere.
Group - opposingly
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I love Fresh Wasabi!  If u love to eat rolls, they have SO many to choose from.  They have the largest variety by far, and they are really tasty too.  They get creative and just don't offer the \""usuals\"".  They are fair with their pricing.  The only negative I have is that they don't sell liquor, however, they do have beer, saki and Japanese wine.