Case: I had a business meeting there today and Nicole was our server. She was very attentive and helpful when making recommendations. \nI had the chicken Cesar Salad. It was not as I had imagined it would be; a Cesar Salad with strips of chicken or cubed chicken. It was a Cesar Salad with a chicken leg and thigh on the side. This was my favorite part of the chicken and it was cooked very well, moist and tender. \nI will be back for more than just lunch meetings for sure!
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Case: Nette R\u00e4umlichkeiten und gute Lage sind die Pluspunkte.\nHatte mich schon sehr auf mein Essen gefreut, das leider streng roch und in dem leider mehrere Haare zu finden waren! \n\nViele der Kellerner und Kellnerinnen haben Probleme mit der deutschen Sprache und nehmen die Bestellung h\u00e4ufig falsch auf und danach sind sie gar noch frech!
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Case: I have to say - I was very disappointed. Maybe chef Gordon should visit his own restaurant with the Kitchen Nightmares... He would probably trash the burger.\nI went there with my family on Friday night. The place was busy, we were expecting little bit slower service but haven't expected to be waiting for the beverages at least for 10 min. Each of us ordered different burger. I decided to go with the flagship Hog Burger. It was the most bland piece of meal I had in a very long time. There was not a single ounce of flavor in it. It was like eating some kind of warm tasteless substance, my stomach was getting full, but my taste buds haven't register any kind of sensation. Similar with other burgers. They all tasted like the meat was heated in the microwave, the only difference were bits of various veggies or cheese. The buns were tasteless as well. For an average $17 a burger it feels like a huge rip-off. I love to cook. I use many wonderful recipes from Gordon's cook book on the daily basis, so my disappointment was even bigger. The worst culinary experience of my Vegas trip. S.
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Case: Normally, I go into these places and then look over the ho-hum menu and get something typical like a burger, but this place has a really exciting menu with all sorts of somewhat unusual food combos.  I'd like to keep coming back and trying them all, frankly, as some of them sounded really interesting.\nHad the chicken nachos--which certainly was loaded with diced chicken--and felt positively stuffed afterwards.  Granted, I could have boxed up half of it and brought it home but what fun is that?  I can't say it was the best nacho dish I ever had (let's face it, it's all the sloppy sour cream and cheese that makes it sooo fattening but good)...but it WAS filling.  Very.  You get ALOT for your money here of nutritious chicken anyway...good deal!  And not all that fattening since they don't heap on sour cream and cheese but alot of healthy chicken.  Good dish for dieters.\nGood happy hour menu which lasts from 4-8pm with $2.75 domestic beers on the menu.\nGood service here, by the way.  Nice people serving a tremendous crowd with a smile no less.  Can't beat that for an evening out.
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Case: Amazing!!! \n\nI must say I'm not big on beer so I wasn't very excited to go here for dinner.  Being new in town we were excited to try this place once we heard it used to be a church turned Brewery.  \n\nWe sat at the bar and got the best service ever! Our bartender ( I don't remember her name but she was tall, skinny with straight blonde hair) was AMAZING!!! She happily pointed out some of her favorites and helped us guide our way through their menu.  We ordered their 5 cheese pizza and added Spinach and Pepperoni.  It was so good! I can't eat to much tomato sauce things so it was nice that it was a garlic and olive oil base.  We also ordered their side Caesar which had homemade dressing.  Yum Yum!\n\nMy partner ordered their beer sampler and I got the Moscow (Something...damn it I forgot the rest of the name.) But it was vodka, ginger beer and a little lime.  It was so good I'm going to try and make it at home.  \n\nAll in all this place was yum yum good! And she even gave us some tips on places to go around town.  \n\nGreat place, Great service and yum yum food!! I'm going to be back sooner than I'd like to admit!
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Case: I paid $1600 to fly from Houston to Rome for a friend's wedding. The cheapest option was to book with United, which involved flying via Montreal. Unfortunately, the Montreal-Rome leg was operated by Air Canada. \n\nWhen I booked the flight I was allowed to select seats on the United flight, but to do the same on Air Canada costs $15 extra so I skipped that step as it didn't seem necessary. Unfortunately it turns out if you don't do that, they'll just give away your seat. So it's not really optional. When I boarded in Houston they already knew they'd given away my seat on the second flight. Instead of telling me that so that I could try to make alternative arrangements (at that point they could have rebooked me through New York, Atlanta, London - the possibilities are endless), they flew me to Montreal for no reason, to be told on arrival that there was no seat for me and that I was on standby. \n\nAfter they confirmed that all the seats on the flight were gone I thought it would be straightforward to get rebooked on a different flight. Unfortunately there was nothing available until 22 hours later - that actually makes sense, since it's their policy to overbook all their flights by 20% (they freely admit to this). Still, what I wasn't expecting was that I would then have to spend 2 hours standing in line at their ticket desk to get rebooked. By the time I got to the hotel they had booked for me, the dining room had closed and it wasn't possible to spend the $15 meal voucher they had given me. On top of that, the agents on the desk seemed to be extraordinarily incompetent - the first ticket they issued me turned out not to be valid at all and when I went back to the airport the next day I had to spend another hour standing in line at the ticket desk to get that rectified.\n\nThe onward flight was routed through Barcelona so what should have been a 9 hour journey turned into a 14 hour journey. I eventually arrived 36 hours late - 2 hours after the wedding reception had started. I missed the entire rehearsal dinner. Nothing could compensate me for this. But what they did offer was laughable - $200 in cash or a $500 Air Canada voucher.\n\nI certainly won't fly with Air Canada again. What they are operating is essentially a scam - pay another fee to book your seat or we'll give it away. And the agents on the ticket desk kept telling me 'next time make sure to book your seat'. What they didn't seem to understand is that there won't be a next time.
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Best to know what you're in for before you get here.  Located in Henderson, NV, Railroad Pass is about half way between Las Vegas and Hoover Dam.  It's a nice stop if you're making that trip.\n\nIt's a sparse, older crowed.  Not a very big casino so, depending on the day and time, you may not find the gaming you are looking for.  We go there for the $1 craps tables - typically later in the day as well as weekends.  We got on a table around 4 or 5pm on a Friday and mostly had it to ourselves - very excellent!  \n\nWhile there, we needed to eat, so we tried the buffet.  Not great.  Some of the food was okay, but the steaks were below average (thin - not even sure what cut they were).  You could order the steak however you wanted (and watch them cook it), but it was pretty much random what you got.\n\nBottom line - don't go there for the ambiance!  Go there for the $1 craps and, when you're done, return to where you were at otherwise and have your fun there.