Text - I stopped in here after seeing the place on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. I had a late breakfast with my boss, as we were both in town from Miami to do some research for the travel section in the magazine I edit.\nUnfortunately, this was the first DDD meal that didn't leave me wanting more. The marquee dish on the show was the Jumbot. I had it and it didn't do very much for me. That said, it wasn't bad either.\nOn the bright side, my boss said that Dor-Stop's was one of the best eggs benedicts he'd ever had. He's very critical of restaurants, so I take that praise pretty seriously.\nService was as friendly and informal as yo
Group - undertrick


Text - Delicious food, outstanding service. The duck rolls are a must try. Many good sushi rolls as well.
Group - undertrick


Text - Great food!!\n\nLiterally a 'hole in the wall' feel. \n\nHighly recommend to those bruncher's in Phoenix in seek of the perfect Saturday AM break.
Group - undertrick


Text - This is my first time in Vegas, and my third show. My wife and I went to Divas our first night here and scored free tix to the Nathan Burton show so we figured we'd try it out. The free seats were sold out by the time we got there, so we ended up paying $15 each. For $15 we figured it was worth a shot to see the show. (little did we know...)\n\nFirst of all, the theater had the worst seating of all the shows we have seen, including Absinthe (and those are uncomfortable seats!). It is so packed together like sardines, I kept bumping into people around me just while sitting watching the show! Terrible. They couldn't have packed more chairs in that theatre, I'm not convinced it wasn't already breaking fire code.\n\nThe worst part of the whole show was the beginning. There was a cool performance by this guy that was dressed like a backstage crew and was sweeping the floor then did a Stomp style dance. That was cool. But then they put up a slideshow of all the photographs of the audience members they'd taken outside. Like a disney ride when they take your photo then you can pay for it afterwards. This had the beautiful (*cough cough) backdrop of the casino with ugly carpet.  Seriously, it was a slideshow on the big screen of everyone's photo. So dumb.\n\nThen came the giant commerical with blaring music on the big screens. Like, seriously, why are we watching a Nathan Burton commercial when we've already paid and are in the theater?! This was using up time as it was already after 4pm. So dumb.\n\nThen came the show itself. He wasn't funny - they need to take out the comedian part and just call it a magic show. And, the magic was the same exact act over and over and over again. Scantily clad showgirls dance around. Box comes on stage. Person goes in box. Person disappears. Person reappears. Ta da! Over and over and over again. With the showgirls dancing around between every act to clearly take up time. There were two 'mind-reading' acts in addition but that was the only variety to Burton's act. I kept checking my watch to see when this was over. Not soon enough was the answer.\n\n\nThe only redeeming quality to this afternoon were the 'guest performers'. The juggler was fantastic. If he hadn't come on stage at that time, I'm sure we would have left. He was funny to both kids and grown-ups. He was talented. He was amusing. He did cool stuff. He had hilarious audience participation. I'd pay to see him again. And there were two russian acrobats/strong men that did cool lifts and feats of pure strength. They were cool. Very similar to the Absinthe performers from the night before, but very cool nonetheless.\n\nAnd, then Nathan came on stage at one point to encourage us to buy his dvd etc. It felt like a giant commercial. You know what? If I saw a show and loved it, I would look for the DVDS when I walked outside. I wouldn't need a commercial.\n\nWaste of time.\n\nI hope the juggler gets his own show!
Group - postfebrile


Text - Well I hate to write this but I have to. Went to the drive through and ordered several tacos and a 1 piece fish and 2 planks dinner. We were told to pull to the lot and they would bring out our food...15 minutes later we get the food and the man says it was just made nice and hot, I thanked him and drove home. We sat down to eat and my chicken was Raw, and yes I bit into it, Yuk!!! The other piece was cooked but I was so taken back completely lost my appetite! Now mind you I waited 15 minutes for this raw chicken! I drove back and asked to speak with the mgr. she was so nonchalant,  I brought it with me clearly pink inside not a big deal I guess. I said would you please take this and show it to the cook you really don't want to serve raw poultry. She said ok. I mean come on act concerned a little at least? She wrote my name in a book for a free meal (fish only)! but what concerns me was her attitude. I used to own a restaurant and that is the last thing you want to have happen to a customer! I didn't drive all the way back for free fish! I thought I would get a thank you for bringing this to our attention and we will make an effort that it doesn't happen again or something? Oh my what's wrong with people...is that my stomach gurgling???
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Text - Still no coffee available if you go through the drive through, AFTER 5 am. Really.\nThese lames will get none of my biz. No coffee ready ??  Lame.\n\nTheres a Rebel Gas Station, and a Del Taco a few blocks west on Charleston - theres always good coffee,  for those that care.
Group - postfebrile
Considreing the above, classify the following: I'm all about Dotty's.\n\nThe interior is nice and dark and full of random things on the walls, and seating is pretty secluded.\n\nLove the menu, there are a lot of options, but I traditionally go for the Melting Pot Burger, which is pretty freaking amazing.\n\nThey have a lot of great choices for dipping sauces for fries and cheese curds.\n\nIt is a pretty popular place, and is located right by the Kohl's Center, so if you aren't careful about when you go, you might not get a table.