Text - Our family came here for breakfast one Saturday and it was great.  Funky, retro setting, friendly servers, and great food.  Loved the granola + yogurt and the stuffed french toast.
Group - mousey


Text - Cream cheese skimp alert!! We pay ~$7 per smoked salmon bagel and they put the cream cheese on like people butter their toast. They have no clue what the word \""toasted\"" means. It really is just warming the bagel. The lox bagels are not even made open face. Not going back again.
Group - preclusive


Text - There are a couple of things I really liked about this place.  The first is the measley $5 cover charge.  I've read a couple of negatives about this, but compared to L.A./Vegas, $5 is NOTHING!  I also like the triple vibe the place has (bar with live band/outdoor bar lounge/club).  I went on a Friday, so the Shaker Room upstairs had a Ladies special.  All vodka mixed drinks were $3 - a real full-sized glass of cranberry/vodka!  The bartender hooked it up with the Grey Goose.  And really... when the DJ mixes a little NKOTB's \""The Right Stuff\"" with current Top 40/Hip-Hop, can life be any more grand?  \n\nThe crowd was definitely a different mix than I'm used to, but it was all good, especially because it wasn't pretentious and I didn't feel like I was in a meat market.  The girls didn't even seem catty!  \n\nThe location was superb, as it was a stone's throw away from my hotel.
Group - mousey


Text - I wondered for a year if this place would ever get up to speed. It seemed like the conversion from Cub Foods to Metcalfe's took forever - and every time I went, I left disappointed (because it wasn't even close to the fabulousness that is their Hilldale store).\n\nWell, glory hallelujah - it's finally finished! It's much larger than the Hilldale store - in fact, it feels almost cavernous by comparison. But that's not a dig - there's nothing I hate more than an overcrowded grocery store. The lighting is interesting - spotlit in the fresh food areas and deli, with standard overhead lighting in the supermarket aisles.\n\nNow, I have to say, I haven't done a \""full shop\"" at Metcalfe's - and probably won't. Their prices on standard grocery items are MUCH higher than those at other stores in the area (Woodman's, most notably). But frankly, I don't think that's why one shops at Metcalfe's. It's for the lovely produce, great bakery and top-notch specialty items, as well as the terrific deli and ready-to-eat foods (soups, salad bar, etc). One of my very favorite things is that they always have chopped or shredded rotisserie chicken on their salad bar. Sometimes I by-pass the salad and just get a container of chicken - a welcome short-cut to a homemade frittata, risotto, or gumbo. (Of course, I probably shouldn't have mentioned that - because now everybody will do as I do, leaving me SOL when I need chicken.)\n\nIn fact, I've developed a little Sunday ritual - grabbing a latte at a nearby coffee shop, then stopping into Metcalfe's for a little \""coffee and\"" from their wonderful selection of local, artisanal pastries. It's a lovely moment of tranquility before I dive back into the work week.
Group - mousey


Text - What a snooze fest. I actually got a deal  on expedia, and ended up paying about $110 per person for VIP front row seats, and I was quite disappointed. I love Holly Madison from the days she was on the Girls Next Door to her own reality show, she makes a very entertaining realty star. But i can't say she can act, sing, or dance. The story line was alright, playing into different childhood tales, but it wasn't engaging. I literally felt like I was at a stripper's club with live singers. It wasn't a stage performance, it was plain and simple stripping.
Group - preclusive


Text - I have been to Top of the World many times before but the treatment I received here last week from Roxanne at check-in was so abysmal it actually inspired me to start writing for Yelp again.\n\nRoxanne should not be working in customer service. In fact it is my belief she should not be working at all, and should rather be locked up somewhere with no human contact whatsoever. It is a week later and I am still livid, seething even, in response to her incredible rudeness.\n\nI complained to the manager about her of course, she seemed like a nice person, but insipid and impotent. I am sure she won't even talk to Roxanne about her attitude.\n\nThe food is nice at Stratosphere, the view is great, but they really need to sort out their check-in staff. I could not enjoy my meal there at all after the rudeness of Roxanne.
Group - preclusive
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OK, I have to say we were sitting at the bar and usually bartenders are a little slower when ordering your food. It wasn't busy at all and as expected, yeah it took awhile for the food to come out.  I asked for ranch three times for my fries from three different employees and never got it.  Again, it wasn't busy at all and the service was terrible. I hate when you can't get ranch with your fries.  Sandwich was below par also.