Text - Yes there is such a thing as a Pho Emergency. Example: You have a cold, it's 2am and all you want in the WORLD is a hot, steaming bowl of pho. And some Thai Iced tea with boba.  And in those situations, thank GOD there's Pho Kim Long. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY!!!  Heaven. Their pho is perfect. The thai iced tea with boba is also perfect. There's lots more I want to try. This was my first time there, and all I can say is it's JUST what I needed and I will most DEFINITELY be back.\n\nI would have given 5 stars but all I've had there so far is pho and it was a bit pricey for pho. But tastewise I have no complaints, and a 24-hour vietnamese restaurant?...well that's not something you see just anywhere. Viva Las Vegas.
Group - unquestionedness


Text - I was really excited to visit the Wrigley for my friends birthday. I have been meaning to try this place for years and the Yelp hype has been pretty strong. I was immediately impressed by the staff, we had a very big group and they were attentive and got our drinks and orders in right away. The view of the city was breathtaking and I would come back for happy hour, but just to watch the sunset and a have a cocktail. \n \nThat being said... Geordie's restaurant had horrible food. Honestly, one star at best. I had the Cesar salad which was fishy with stale croutons. I also tried the beet and goat cheese salad and I kept looking around for the goat cheese, I had one small dollop hiding under a bib of lettuce. The carpaccio was the worst I have ever tasted. I think the cut may have been bad and I couldn't take more than two bites. I also ordered a side of their white truffle fries; they were the only part of my meal that was anything more than mediocre. For my main I had the tenderloin and it was tough and chewy, the potatoes that came on the side were a joke. \n \nI've been told that Wrigley has the \""pay what you will\"" for lunch. If they applied this to the dinner they served I would left with a much heavier wallet. All in all the over hyped experience left me quite under whelmed. Sure it is a great place to impress your out of town guests with, for the view and history alone. Just take them somewhere else for dinner (like Dick's or Caf\u00e9 Barrio) if you want an impressive meal.
Group - galore


Text - Ok, if I could give 0 stars I would.  My boyfriend and I had heard really great things about this place and it was the most disappointing dining experience we have had.\n\nWe were greeted friendly and the atmosphere is nice and there's plenty of TVs if you're into sports and that's where the good ends.  It took 10-15 minutes to get our drinks after we ordered.  Another 15 minutes later our order was finally taken.  We tried asking our server for recommendations and he seemed confused.  After we ordered out appetizer they kept bringing us appetizers that weren't ours and we had to keep reminding them what we ordered.  Then after 30 minutes of sitting there a random plate of chips and salsa were dropped off.  We again thought this was a mistake since complimentary chips and salsa do not take 30 minutes.  \n\nOur service varied from server to buser and neither seemed to have a clue what was going on or what was in the dishes.  It seemed like it was their first day open and not they had been open for months or that you would even know they owned other businesses.  When we did finally get our food the tacos were salty and lacked any other flavor with maybe a teaspoon of meat in them and the ceviche looked worse than something my cat vomited up to be quite blunt and honest.  Just isn't a better to describe that - it definitely was not fresh.  And after their other business has had food scandals with the media you would think they would have this figured out.\n\nThe worst part was watching the one gentleman who greeted us bust his butt around the place while the owner walked around aimlessly and his wife was only concerned with chatting with one table of their friends and walked by not only us by several other patrons multiple times without even asking if the food was ok or anything at all.\n\nTerrible food, terrible service.  Sad - I wanted it to be good.
Group - galore


Text - Good service. Runs a proper business. Shows up when promised. Fairly priced. Responds promptly to repair issues. Could scrub my rocks a bit more so the calcium does not build up. Other than that a professional company and honest!
Group - unquestionedness


Text - All reviews are based on price point....\n\nOur second visit to this restaurant and it was virtually unanimous....prices are way too high for the food and the experience.  \n\nThere's absolutely nothing wrong with the preparation, service, and food.  There's absolutely nothing remarkable either. But we all remembered  the meal's expense and the collective group just shook their heads.\n\nI don't believe we will return.
Group - galore


Text - This was our second time coming here and it's delicious! I got the gold standard and I'm pretty sure it's the best burger I've ever had! Left here feeling full and happy after our meal! Highly recommend eating here!!
Group - unquestionedness


Text - Tuck Shop is one of those places I keep hearing about but never drive past- no wonder-Bin Laden could be wintering there. Its tucked away (haha) around Thomas, but is definitely part of this new movement of neighborhood joints that I love. \nSmall, beautifully designed, with plenty of parking- we chilled on a couch for a bit and then found a table. The menu is limited, but that's ok. I was with someone who keep kosher, which eliminated all but a few options (at the end of the meal, we mentioned this and were told that accommodations could have been made to any dish on the menu, shame on us for not asking earlier). Either way, dinner was awesome. \nWe started with Riesling, beets and crostini off the app menu. A whole head of garlic comes with the crostini...it was great. The roasted beets though were the true star...in a creamy mustard sauce, they were awesome.  Dinner was a skirt steak, mashed potatoes and a blood orange salad. The salad was truly wonderful, with a great light dressing. The steak was good, but I have to say, what the Tuck Shop does with veggies really stands out. If I'd ordered without restriction, I'm sure I wouldn't have ordered them, and I'd have missed out. On a return visit, I might go just with veggies. \nThe service was really lovely- we had an entertaining and fun waiter who was around just enough. Food appeared quickly, was cleared invisibly, and we never had to look for him. He was a delight. \n\nIf I lived near Tuck Shop, I'd be there all the time.
Group - unquestionedness


Text - Just one word, disappointing ,,, The sushi appetizers were average; the entrees, while good, where nothing spectacular, and the service left much to be desired. I can accept the mediocre food; but the service was down right weird for a high-end restaurant. I arrived late, after the other 5 in my party had been seated. I ordered a Dirty Vodka Martini ... after 10 minutes the waiter returned to ask me if I wanted that \""neat\"" ... duh dude. 10 minutes after that our pre-dinner drinks arrived. My second pre-dinner drink arrived after we were served dinner. I had also ordered a bottle of wine for the table. That arrived 5 minutes after our meals as well- there was simply no sense of continuity in the meal.\n\nIf this was Denny's ... I can understand the slip-shot service; but at $30 a plate, I at least expect to have my wine served with my meal.
Group - galore
Considreing the above, classify the following: I have found the BEST place in LV to take your child, if you want to stay out the heat and have a fun and safe play place for your child Fidgets is the one and only place to be. Fun safe and friendly environment for the whole family. There's also a place to feed your children, u could do any anything and everything for kids here. Plus it is very CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN!!!!