Case: The food here was good.  I ordered the enchilada and chile relleno plate.  I was told that this is \""the place to go\"" for Mexican food in Henderson and, although I can't really make a solid complaint against the food, I expected a little more.  The decor was what you would expect for a Mexican restaurant - bright, colorful, and fun.  The hostess and our server were very friendly; the service was great.  I will return, but I'm definitely still on the hunt for my favorite Mexican food in Henderson.
Classification: setout


Case: Recently my partner and I have relocated to Vegas for work. We were placed at the Desert Rose Resort behind the MGM for an extended stay.\n\nI just had to give my feedback. It feels like home. The room is clean, quiet and cozy. There is plenty of space and the layout is apartment style. It is far enough away from the chaos of the strip but close enough if you want to feel the action. There is a supermarket a short drive away, so cooking at home is a breeze. I cannot forget to mention the fantastic heated pool and jacuzzi. As well the resort staff is considerate and extremely helpful. \n\nPerks: Breakfast served in common area daily-not the best but it works and its free, welcome wine and cheese happy hour 4 nights a week in the lobby that has a cute fireplace with couches, table and chairs; free wifi access, starbucks coffee available all the time; a fair sized pool, quaint bbq area(s), large jacuzzi, child's mini pool, fitness center with showers, computer and printer in the lobby, and Free USA Today newspaper available from the convenience shop. The apartment style large rooms have a balcony, the televisions with HBO, laundry facility in the buildings, complimentary parking and full kitchen with all amenites including a dishwasher.\n\nThere is very efficient and green housekeeping service. But the best part is the genuinely friendly and helpful front desk staff and conceirge (Lisa was my favorite but she transferred to a different property)!!\n\nCons: Water temprature adjustment in shower takes a minute to get acquainted with. But that's all I can think of!! Isn't that great!?!\n\nI don't have children but I can see how it can totally be kid friendly. \n\nP.S. Engineering accidently broke my HDMI cable during routine maintenance of a television but was quick to replace with a brand new one without any hassle.
Classification: setout


Case: So my boyfriend and I were hungry and decided to check out the buffet. Seating was quite fast which is a plus.We sat down and I told him to go check things out first. He came back with a piece of meat and a few other things. Nothing worth noting. I then took my turn and was totally disappointed with the choices but more disappointed in how unappetizing everything was. I came back with a piece of chicken, a mini taco ( the only thing that looked appealing out of the whole buffet) and some Mac & Cheese. My boyfriend took one bite out of his meat and spit it out. It was ALL fat. I took a bite out of the mac and cheese and felt like i wanted to vomit! Everything was DISGUSTING!  to put it simply. I knew from the price not to expect much but to literally felt sick after. \n\nI meant it was a complete waste of time, I will never ever go back there. I have never had such a bad experience at a Buffet before and now that I think about it, it's no wonder they give out so many comp coupons.... they NEED ppl to eat there.\n\nWord to the wise your better off going to the little sports deli or the paradise cafe.
Classification: bellyfish


Case: Ugh. I keep on thinking that some day this place will be decent. But alas, it never is. And this seems to be an even lower end location than other BW3 locations. The wings are just flat out disgusting to me. They are small, undercooked, have lots of dark meat and red lines, and are majorly under-sauced (even when requesting them \""wet\""). And while they offer numerous sauces of varying heats, none of particularly tasty or hot. The only things I can tolerate here are the appetizers. They are edible, but far from tasty or desirable. The staff are alright. But they always seem to prefer socializing with other staff and friends that come in than actually doing their jobs. Napkins and silverware are never provided unless very specifically requested at least 3x. The beer offerings are alright. Not great, but better than like PT's. All in all, skip it.
Classification: bellyfish


Case: We had dinner reservations here on Saturday for my birthday. We were seated right away. I called ahead of time to see if we could get a table with a view of the Bellagio fountains, to which we were told we would need to come in get on a waiting list and told what time to come back... I think not. If we have reservations already I don't understand why I would want to be put on a waiting list, but since it was Valentine's Day weekend I understand they were fully booked. Any who, this is where my rant ends- everything else from there on out was great. We were a group of five and we had a decent table. They brought out bread for the table, which was yummy. We all got different dishes to try out and they all tasted wonderful. I would definitely recommend either the salmon/lobster pasta dish, or the Gnocchi dish. I ordered a margarita, which was SO watered down it basically tasted like lemonade with barely any alcohol content.\n\nFor dessert we had the chocolate lava cake which was delectable.\n\nOverall it was a great experience. definitely glad I picked this place for my birthday.
Classification: setout


Case: One question.\n\nW T F ?\n\n1. I am only giving this hotel two stars because we had prepaid online and ended up needing to cancel our second/last night and the manager refunded us no questions asked.\n\n2. This is not a boutique hotel people, so please stop calling it that. It is VERY confusing. This is seriously an old Holiday Inn that they gave a major makeover. That is all. There is no restaurant, the bar is not even closet to trendy, the pool is not luxurious, there is nothing unique or full service about this hotel. \n\n3. The room appears to be fine at first look, but the bathrooms are tiny and the beds and pillows are not comfortable. The furnishings tried to be modern, but it's like comparing IKEA to Horchow. Basically, we were not expecting the Four Seasons, but were definitely not expecting the Holiday Inn Express. \n\n4. This has been my most confusing YELP moment ever. It has been given 4 stars on other review sites as well. The only thing I can figure is that a lot of people are quickly passing through for work and it's fine for one night. You aren't expecting a lively, trendy, fun atmosphere. \n\n5. One plus - free wifi.
Classification: bellyfish
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Pretty disappointed. Fianc\u00e9 and I went to check this place out because all the great reviews. Went in and were seated right away, and greeted by our server (Jessica) who started the greeting by asking if we'd like something to drink. \""Would you guys like a glass of wine, a martini, a beer....are you even old enough to drink??! You look so young.\"" This really threw me off because of the fact that we are definitely \""old enough\"" and her tone when saying that just came off rude. \n\nAnyways, we order. Food was pretty good. But a bit pricey for the portions. The other few servers who checked on us and filled our water were nice. Our server checked when we had our entrees briefly, so we weren't ignored, but it felt like we weren't taken very seriously. Most likely won't be returning..