Text - Seating is comfortable and lounge style.  The wine list is OK, not many high end wines, but still a good selection for most people. I enjoyed the steak salad and the antipasto board for sharing between two people. Service was great. Nice date night.
Group - Tariana


Text - Burgers are interesting, shakes are divine, parmesan fries are tasty, but the Caesar salad- weaksauce!  It is supposed to have apples, but I discovered only 4 paper-thin slices.  The croutons were greasy and there was almost nothing as far as dressing on the salad.
Group - barrabkie


Text - Bumping it up a star for the tastings. Now that there's a TW in the same shopping center, I've made the rounds to both for tastings and I like BevMo's because it's always the same guys doing the tastings. TW is great and it's nice to have another option in the area, but I'm now a BevMo girl and prefer the experience over TW.\n\nAlso, can't beat the 5 cent wine sale which is basically year-round and not a limited time as the word \""sale\"" implies.
Group - Tariana


Text - On their door and on yelp its stated its open till 9 on sat. We got there at 8:15 and it was locked and the guy who was working the place didn't even respond to us standing outside.
Group - barrabkie


Text - Employees seemed \""over it\"" and jaded from what I'm guessing are years in the industry.\n\nThe check in and boarding was as average as they come. There is nothing else to say about that. \n\nThe plane sucked. Yes, it got us to the destination, but the plane looked like it was falling apart. On top of that, it was fu*king freezing, I mean, I was so miserable to AND from our honeymoon. The WiFi didn't work either, which made the freezing temps and the long hours almost unbearable. \n\nAlso, they charge $25 per bag at check in. That's so ridiculous. That is reason 293847293847 why I like Southwest Airlines so much better, you get to check in TWO bags PER PERSON for FREE. \n\nMEHHHHHHH!
Group - barrabkie


Text - The two stars are for the food only. Otherwise, negative stars would  be in effect. WHO on earth could possibly find this place worth returning to? What a completely miserable experience. The bitchy emo service obviously leaves something to be desired, then again so does the ENTIRE restaurant! Sure, melted cheese in a crepe is good. Know what else is good? ANY melted cheese from any breakfast place and Not having to endure this hell hole. I am just upset that I went there in the early part of my day and am now in a foul mood as a result. I have been in Pittsburgh a few weeks and this place is without rival the worst brunch I've ever had (PA or CA) So, the one positive thing about it IS.... it has made me appreciate every other sub par brunch I've had up until this point.  Absolutely will never return. EVEN THE Orange juice was bad. Are you kidding?
Group - barrabkie


Text - Harley's is so good, it really should be illegal.\n\nThe atmosphere is tasteful and intimate.  The wait staff are conscientious and abundantly friendly.  I take all of my out of town friends here for a number of reasons -- the food being the primary one.\n\nLet's start with the Bistro Bread, or as I more aptly like to call it crack bread.  You cannot stop at just one piece, so it's always a good idea to order the large version and share with the entire table.\n\nThe menu is diverse but not overloaded, and they are always happy to make substitutions or add in anything you'd like to make your meal custom and just what you want.\n\nIt's a hole in the wall without any of the negative connotations.  Out of the way enough so that not everyone knows about it, but mainstream enough that it gets a decent crowd.  Not enough to draw away attention from the food, which is always a good thing.\n\nI've never been disappointed with the food or service, and for that reason, I keep coming back.
Group - Tariana


Text - Manor Theater has always been my little movie haven in the Queen City. It's small, cozy, and old school romantic. \n\nThere are only two screens, but they are almost always playing great indie films that you most likely won't find playing at many other theaters in the area. \n\nTicket prices are a wee bit cheaper than other Regal theaters, which is great, but the main draw for me is the fact that it isn't overrun with teenagers and the crowd is more mature and respectful overall. It makes for a great spot for a date with someone else, and a more perfect place if you need to have a relaxing movie date with yourself :)
Group - Tariana
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My friends and I stayed at the Bellagio on a trip to LV earlier this month and we had an AMAZING time. We were at this hotel for 4 days/3 nights (stayed a different hotel night 1, stayed in the grand canyon night 2, and at the bellagio nights 3-5). \n\nCheck in process: We got back from the grand canyon around 1pm, so we stored our luggage while a few of us went to return the rental and the rest gambled. But as soon as we got back from returning the rental, we were able to check in. They have a LOT of people open to help you check in, but they also have a LOT of people checking in, so it took a while. The girl who helped us check in was on the phone when I got up to her counter and she didn't make eye contact or say she would be with me soon, so it was awkward b/c i couldn't figure out if I should just go stand in another line... but once she was off the phone, check in was easy. She did try to lecture me about calling my credit card company to let them know was in vegas -- thanks mom (one card had been put on hold b/c of all the charges)... \n\nLocation: in the middle of the strip so prime location. We loved being central to all the hotels. Nearby hotels include Aria, Cosmopolitan, Paris, and Caesar's.\n\nRooms: We had 7 people - 3 girls and 4 guys and booked 2 connecting rooms, each with 2 queen beds. The rooms were extremely spacious, with bathrooms and closet/drawer space large enough for us three girls, and beds and overall space large enough for the guys! We had a gorgeous view of the fountains- didn't have to leave the hotel room to watch the show. You can turn your tv onto a channel that plays the music that everyone else is hearing outside while watching, so it's pretty much like you have a private show! amazing. \n\nHousekeeping: The hotel itself is always clean! 24/7. The rooms were also kept clean. Our housekeeper was Ingrid and she was amazing, accommodating, and so friendly.She would come by once in the morning and once in the evening (maybe it was someone else in the evening, we were never there) and always did an amazing job. And she left bellagio chocolates every time she was in there (delish, if I saw them first, my friends didn't have a chance in hell at getting any)\n\nFood: (see individual reviews for more details)We ate at John Phillipe Patisserie for breakfast/brunch/snacks a few times and loved it. The quiches, muffins, and sandwiches are good. Chocolate is of course amazing. I had the veg crepe and thought it was ok. We ate at the bellagio cafe for late night food and it was good with pretty good service. The Bellagio brunch buffet was really good, wish it was a champagne brunch tho. The pool cafe was good, nothing extraordinary, though. \n\nShow: We saw O here and (although strange, we didn't fully understand what was happening), it was amazing! I think all of the cirque the soleil's would be like this, though, but O is the aqua one, so it was unique and the performers are so talented. The theater is clean, employees are friendly and efficient, and we had a great time.\n\nCasino: Well kept with amazing dealers. Played roulette a little, but played craps a lot. (The guys played a bunch of blackjack, too). The craps tables were a ton of fun. Of course, the players make it fun, but we had amazing dealers too. My favorites were Theresa and Joe. They were friendly, knowledgable, and extremely helpful. We definitely had good luck wheneve they were around., \n\nPool: we got a cabana - I'll review this later under Bellagio pools.\n\nCheckout: effortless, I dropped a piece of paper in a box and got my receipt via email later that day. \n\nTips: There are a lot of people who you interact with hourly who provide services and of course, they all expect a tip. So bring lots of cash!.... The one thing I didn't like, is some employees will REMIND you to tip them.... (they did with 2 of my friends a few times). I understand they work off tips, but sometimes what they're doing is not something you ask for and is something so minute that it doesn't really make sense to tip 5 dollars.\n\nOverall, we had an amazing time and had amazing service. We will definitely be returning to vegas and have talked about staying here again (although we do want to try more of the hotels). But we had such a great experience here, we almost don't want to! Definitely recommend it.