Case: We no longer dine with NYPD after a series of increasingly bad experiences. \n\nThe latest happened today:\n\nWhen they first opened they had no problem delivering to our address.  Now NYPD has decided that they will no longer deliver to our area because we are 1/2 block west of 19th avenue and they \""do not deliver west of 19th avenue.\""  I was informed of this only after being out on hold for 5 minutes\n\nThis company's internal processes are flawed and the customer pays for it.
Classification: accessariness


Case: When I was finally able to go (they always close early), I was really looking forward to it, the service was very impersonal, I felt like they didn't wanted us there, maybe they wanted to close since it was already 9pm.     I saw one of the male servers continuously spank one of his female coworkers (what a chauvinistic stereotype, it's ok I can say that, I am Mexican).   The margaritas were good, the melted cheese was a bit weird it had a sweet taste to it, I got the spare ribs in green sauce, it was ok, it did come out pretty fast. I had better, go somewhere else, a place that stays open until at least 11.
Classification: accessariness


Case: Been there several times hoping it would improve. It didn't!  I have seen the owner several times he never comes out to greet anyone.  Management staff seems to be missing as well. Wait staff pretty good.  Food very average. Always empty when I go. I stated they don't have a TV only because if you think anyone can see a 30\"" TV on a high wall you must be kidding.
Classification: accessariness


Case: The most artistic burlesque show I've seen in Vegas! \nThe woman were incredible performers, well trained. Their moves were so in sync, I thought they were mannequins. Not to mention they are all the same height and body shape. The show was about half an hour, but it didn't drag. \nThe night we went Carmen Electra was a guest performer. \n\nEven my mom thought it was sexy and classy. \nThat says something ya'll. \n\nGreat show. Great choreography. In an intimate setting... \nWorth seeing.
Classification: pentapolitan


Case: I have eaten here three times, the first two were take out orders and the last time was a work Christmas lunch (Not my choice but I was out voted). Both take out orders were sandwiches, one of which was pork and the other beef brisket. Both times my supposed BBQ sandwich came without any BBQ sauce! Zip, zilch, nada. I don't know about anyone else but I expect some damn BBQ sauce on my damn BBQ sandwich! My coworkers all seemed to have it on theirs, Meat was very dry both times. Fries were okay, nothing to write home about. . The one time I ate in the restaurant, I ordered a plain burger. It was alright. The actual restaurant is a dive, never very many people in there at anyone time. There is BBQ in squirt bottles at the tables. (Hallelujah!) I would never eat there again, but there are a few of my coworkers that get take out from there still on occasion.
Classification: accessariness


Case: I've only gone for lunch. There is a lot of variety, the food is always fresh, and I've yet to be disappointed. I think they do daily specials in addition to the regular top sirloin, pork, and turkey... I still have to figure out which specials they put out for each day. I will say, though, that their fried chicken is in my top 3 best fried chicken I've ever eaten, no joke. I hope the next time I go, it'll be fried chicken day.
Classification: pentapolitan


Case: Came by the place when it was fresh and new, saw the big menu board mentioned in a review below, and saw outdoor only seating.  We were chilly by the time we approached the hostess stand, so we decided to run back home and make our own pancakes.\n\nBut now - totally different experience!  They are using in and outdoors - which if you ask me is ALWAYS how it should be no matter what the weather is like. I love eating outside.  Some folks have that bug-attracting-gene and never have good outdoor eating experiences.  But I digress.... so there's no more hostess stand, which actually threw us off a bit as we walked in, but someone saw us and ran right over so that works for me (pssst - I'd bring back the hostess stand!).\n\nThe omelets are a good size, but not TOO big.  The Belgian waffle is nice and fluffy.  They had a Banana Nut pancake special when we were there that looked tasty.  The wife really wanted plain pancakes, but only the special and blueberry were on the menu.  We saw someone else getting plain pancakes (that looked a-frickin-mazing) and asked the server about it.  Apparently you can order the blueberry pancakes and just say \""hold the blueberry\"".  Good to know!\n\nSo, food was good, it's beautiful to look at but let me mention something here that no one else has yet.  This is a spot that folks rent out for weddings or big parties.  We first came to this place well before they were doing food when we were looking for a wedding location.  Want to know why  the wall decor is super simple and the space doesn't \""feel\"" like a restaurant?  Because last night it was a pink princess themed wedding and later tonight it will be a Bar Mitzvah.  That outdoor dining space is the dance floor one night and happy hour spot the next.  This will also explain why they have a table set up near the entry with wedding photo books and other similarly themed things. \n\nSpeaking of that - lets talk about folks working there.  On our first time eating there a woman came up to us as we were leaving and asked if we'd finally gotten married.  Haven't seen her in at least 8 months, and only talked to her 2-3 other times before that, but she stopped to mention it and say congrats.  Heck of a memory - and extra sweet since we obviously hadn't chosen her location (though it was one of the top 3!)\n\nNice spot.  Nice view.  Nice food.  Nice folks.  Definitely the kind of place you want to enjoy, and support.
Classification: pentapolitan


Case: Found  a nail in my tire, so I stopped in a Discount Tire to get it patched. We decided to grab a sandwich at Capriottis while we waited. They were fast & Jason delivered the truck, keys & paperwork to us while we ate! That was so nice of him! You don't see that kind of customer service much anymore in Vegas. We were really impressed!\nBy the way, if you haven't tried it yet, you MUST try the Capistrami at Capriotti's!  Yummmmm!
Classification: pentapolitan
Classify the following: Been their once and would never return.  First it is not a buffet.  It should be named \""Pancho's Mexican Kitchen Line.\""  This place makes Taco Bell seem gourmet!  Everything is low grade and perpetuates the stereotype that Mexican food is of low quality.  I am Mexican-American and used to changing peoples view of Mexican food because I am a good cook.  But this has to be of the lowest quality I have come across.  All the Filibertos, Ramiros and Armando's are extremely better than this place.