Text - My significant other got me onto Ellis Island beer, the Ellis light in particular. I'm not much of a beer drinker but that stuff is really refreshing and easy to drink. The prices on their house made beer are ridiculously cheap. I think its like $2 for a pilsner! They offer a Hefe, a stout, and an IPA as well. I liked the Hefe but as a non-beer drinker, it can get to be a bit much after a glass or two. \n\nAfter coming here a few times just hanging at the bar, I decided to see what everyone else had to say about EI. I didn't know this place had good, cheap food as well. Thanks to Yelp, I found out they have some really decent prime rib and BBQ as well as some other great dishes. So far, I've had the chance to try their BBQ, which was really good and probably some of the best I've had here in Las Vegas. It was even better than this BBQ place I ate at in Houston. I've also had the prime rib twice now and although they are a little bit inconsistant with the temperatures, the meat is actually very tasty and is a great deal at just $12.99 which also includes beer. \n\nEllis Island has got to be one of the last places in Vegas where you can find some good food and beer at great prices. Like how Vegas used to be. Just be warned that wait times for the restaurants can be a bit long during peak days/hours. Just grab your number from the hostess stand, have a few beers and listen for them to call you overhead.
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Text - With the possible exception of heinous and brutal war crimes, I'm in general a lover of all things Japanese. Supa Kuru isn't quite as firmly entrenched in the Land of the Rising sun as nearby Cutie House, but the country's influence on much of the cute and quirky toys on sale is plain for all to see.\n\nAimed more at children than other gift shops where the target audience is teen and twenty-something girls, some of the toys and gifts on sale at Supa Kuru are absolutely beautiful. After my nephew was born, I came very close to buying him a stuffed lion from here, but my inner geek took over and I ended up getting him a Mario cuddly toy from Cutie House instead. It's currently half-eaten and under a couch somewhere.
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Text - Maybe \""yinzer good\"" isn't always such a bad thing. I went here the other morning and was quoted a 25-30 minutes wait time. It took 50 minutes. That seemed to be pretty standard so be prepared for that. Once we got in and ordered, the food came out almost immediately making the wait time more worth it. The hot cakes were delicious but be prepared for more buttery goodness than one should consume in a month. The potatoes were also half butter. I thought they tasted great if not a tad salty. The orange juice is more affordable than in most breakfast places but it wasn't mind blowing, I doubt it was fresh squeezed. My husband ordered eggs and hash which were also good but overly salty. We left feeling stuffed, guilty, and knowing that while the food was tasty our waistlines could only handle eating there once every couple of months.
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Text - This place was just O.K.  I have been in AZ for almost 2 years now, and I can honestly say that it is my least favorite Mexican restaurant thus far.  \n\nPros: \n-The waitress was awesome. She was both waiting tables AND cooking--now that's skill right there. \n-The chips were amazing. The salsa was alright, but it kind of had a pizza flavor because of the oregano. \n-The rice and beans were delicious! \n\nCons: \n-They upcharge for EVERYTHING. Want to share? That's an extra $1.50. Also, they charge $1 extra for chicken--yes, chicken, one of the cheapest meats out there. Oh, and it's an extra dollar for pork and/or carne asada. I understand the carne asada part, but pork and chicken? Not so much\n-Speaking of chicken, mine was terrible. I got a chicken burrito, and it was just plain, boiled chicken inside a flour tortilla--nothing else. It was seriously just boiled in plain water. There were no spices, no nothing, just plopped a chicken breast in water. Tasteless. My husband's machaca was pretty good though. It tasted like plain roast beef, but it was MUCH better than the gross chicken. \n\nWith all that said, I probably won't be going here again. It was way too expensive for food that was mediocre at best. I much prefer Humberto's down the road. It's cheaper and the food is much tastier.
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Text - Every Tuesday I've been here, they have those signs looking like they were just made off the printer that say \""No Tuesday Specials.\"" What's going on Popeyes on Stephanie?! How can you NOT have Tuesday specials?! What a waste of gas. The location on boulder highway is my go to place on Tuesdays. They actually follow Popeyes weekly tradition.
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Text - I'll keep it simple. With all the wonderful restaurants to go to in Vegas...you're not missing out if you skip over this place. We wanted a view of the pirate show across the street and the 1/2 price tickets attendents recommended this place....our first mistake...we should have read the reviews even though they recommended it. It was a thursday night dinner at 8 and the place was dead....waitress was rude...food was overpriced, bland, the 'asparagus alfredo' literally tasted like it was Ragu from a jar alfredo sauce (gross!) and the chicken in the pasta tasted like it was microwaved!!! I kid you not! This was our first dining experience in Vegas since we arrived that day and it really bummed us out. We were also told that it had a nice collection of cars in the restaurant...sorta true but they were in a glass room behind the bar area and seemed really out of place...decor was boring...remembering my experience there is putting me in a bad mood lol hope i saved someone elses money and time!
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Classify the following: Nah! I'm sorry I don't see why everyone gives this place a high rating... I guess being from Cali-we know what sushi is supposed to taste like. Yes I know! Pinky in the air :)