Example: Wasn't sure what to expect - last minute reservations on Open Table for our b'day steak dinner coupled with 1star to 5 star reviews from my fellow Yelpers.\n\nLove the Beverly Hills location.  1st time at the LV one.\n\nOur server Bobbie was a doll.  He was funny, attentive & accommodating.  My 1/2 of the group got there on time and sat at the bar for a bit.  Bartender lady was very nice & makes some strong but flavorful drinks (friend ordered Washington Apple shots).\n\nMy medium rare ribeye came out perfect & sizzling on that hot platter of butter.  Sides of baked potato & asparagus were spot on.  We were even served a comp side of mushrooms (pretty good too!).\n\nI guess we were lucky in that fact that all our food was delicious - so much that we couldn't eat dinner.\n\nOnly item that was a little off was the chopped salad.  I had it in BHills before & it was delicious!  I split it with my b/f...it was - dry?  I mean there was practically no salad dressing at all...not even lightly tossed - I got the flavoring from their bacon bits.  That was the only downside to the meal - it looked pretty...just tasted like a carnivorous rabbit's food.
Class: stonecraft


Example: If I could give zero stars I would.  Stopped in for lunch. No one in the place (not a single soul), that was probably my first warning. I sat down anyway, on their hard, uncomfortable plastic chairs (seriously, the decor is very cafeteria like), and started to look over the menu. Pho for $10?? It better be some amazingly good pho! So I sat and I sat, waited and waited. The server/owner/manager/whoever that greeted me when I walked in had gone in the back and after waiting 10 minutes I decided to just leave. Give me a break. There is NO ONE in the place. I'm your ONLY customer and you're going to just let me sit there forever? No thanks. Went to my usual go-to for pho at Pho Van and had an awesome lunch.
Class: interferingly


Example: I was seriously surprised when I walked into this place!  The decor is over the top!  The menu was, sadly, pretty blan though.  There wasn't much to get excited about.  My salmon meal kind of sucked.  I wouldn't go back unless I felt the need to be surrounded by animal print.
Class: interferingly


Example: Mall goths, RUN!  Dejected teenagers, fresh out of their mother's minivans and \""Hot Topic\"" traipsing the area.  Careful or you'll trip over one! ;)
Class: interferingly


Example: It's probably no coincidence that I scheduled my afternoon full body massage at Canyon Ranch Spa on the day that I was eating dinner at Tao. Sound body followed by a sound appetite makes Scott a happy boy (an old Buddhist proverb).\n\nI already knew what to expect from the Tao experience, and it was a welcomed seductive relief from the Venetian's baroque architectural jitters that hit me between the massage and dinner. Feeling relaxed like Gumby and dressed in my favorite black D&G suit, I rolled into our private party at Tao with a few people on my staff...we were greeted by a friendly and attentive wait staff holding trays of coconut shrimp, ginger-chicken ravioli, and chicken ginger dumplings...I was stuffed before the main event.\n\nSince we had a large party, we did Tao buffet style. Here is the beef & reef sampling that I picked up along the line:\n\n- A piece of miso glazed Chilean sea bass (Delighted my taste buds. Superb.)\n- A slice of wasabi-crusted filet mignon (Tender. Vibrant. Absolutely delicious.)\n- Chicken in hoisin sauce (Just okay. I've had better at Saigon Grill here in Manhattan)\n- Pad Thai noodles (Mildly nutty. Tender noodles. The sweet & spicy flavor wasn't balanced enough for me...hey, I'm a pad thai snob.)\n\nThe best part was the dessert. Nothing is sweeter than watching the \""WTF?\"" looks on the faces of people waiting to get into the nightclub as 150 of us are given priority access. Oh well, sometimes membership does have its privileges. The rest of my evening is well-documented and sealed inside the Vegas city limits ;-)
Class: stonecraft


Example: Sapporo is the place to go if you don't really want to eat.  Go for Happy Hour to hang out on the patio with the beautiful people in Scottsdale.  My friend and I went for Happy Hour, the bar area was full so we sat at a bar table near the sushi bar.  \n\nWe'd ordered and were eating when the hostess came over and told us that we were no longer in the \""bar area\"" and that these seats had to be assigned at the hostess station.  She was incredibly rude and pretentious.\n\nThe food and the atmosphere are no were near as appealing as RA. The Happy Hour menu was not as extensive and the food wasn't all that great.  We never went back.
Class: interferingly


Example: The flowers came out better than I could have imagined. She listened to what I said and made the boutonni\u00e8res turn out amazing. Everyone complimented me on the flowers. Soon I will post a picture.
Class: stonecraft


Example: Favorite restaurant in La Vegas - and I used to live there! Every time friends & family would come to town, I would push to go there for the tempan room. Think of a typical hibachi grill (where they cook in front of you) but on steroids X 100. Its really that good. The tempan room is a large square room enclosed by floor to ceiling glass over looking a lagoon which is pleasant eye-candy while you dine. I've been multiple times and haven't found anything that I nor my party didn't enjoy. The sushi is out of this world and they must get it multiple times a day. Very creative with their roll designs also. The drinks are plentiful and priced moderately. There is also a chefs table I would recommend if you want to splurge. Its outside on its own island in the middle of a water-lagoon. Talk about being the center of attention. You have to see it to understand it... I couldn't find a picture. In any event - Check out Okada!
Class: stonecraft
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Taco Tuesday!  And if it's not Tuesday,  get the nachos.  Huge portion and delicious to eat while watching football.   Carne Asada fries are good, too.