Text - I had lunch at Carnegie today and it was my\nfirst time ever. My boyfriend always raves about the Carnegie in NYC and didn't want to check out the Vegas lactation because he didn't think it would be as good. He was wrong! The food was great! Huge portions!! Once we saw all of the people around us getting huge meals we decided to share our sandwich. (Although I've worked in the industry for many years as a server and bartender, Ive always had a special type of hatred for the people who shared meals like sandwiches) but seriously this sandwich was HUGE! and delicious. We also had one of their potato pancakes, which was probably the best potato pancake I've ever had! So good. Although our waitress was a bit un attentive, we still had a great time. and the food came out quick! Next stop is Carnegie NYC! I've heard it's better than Vegas but I kind of think its impossible!
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Text - Not friendly. Starbucks should take over the management from hms host.
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Text - It's still the best darn pizza in town!
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Text - This is very hard to rate because I've been to XS multiple times but this most recent time I went, totally disgusted me. XS is the shit when the first couple of times I went, I won't lie about it. The place is amazing and even if the music is not for me, I still have fun. But the problem lies in the staff. \n\nStaff:  The staff kills the rating of this place totally. I didn't want to resort to this but since XS hired these people, I'm guessing they represent XS to the fullest and what they stand for. First off, I understand how vegas works with a group of guys and such. I understand they are not going to let hella guys in. That's a fact. But when I'm in front of the line and you stop me there for 3 hours, that's plain disrespectful and rude. I understand that the \""bouncers\"" take their \""fair share\"" so guys can go in, but to leave me for 3 hours at the front of the line and didn't even greet me, that was the last straw. Not only that, I was disrespected at the register by the cashiers because I guess they thought it was funny seeing me stand at the front of the line and not move. Hilarious I tell you. I normally do not write bad reviews, but for this place to irk me this bad-- I just couldn't believe it. \n\nFinal Verdict: Go here if you like, it's a cool place...but again just make sure you don't mind being treated like low class citizens. Just so you all won't think I'm just being a little cry baby, I decided to do a test on Saturday night at the BEST club in Vegas at the busiest night also, MARQUEE. Get this....me and my friends already got bottle service so no need to wait in line, but to prove a point, I made us wait in the general admission line anyway. So as I waited in line, 3 staff from MARQUEE came up to us and greeted us and was very polite to us. When they found out we had a lot of guys he let us know that it would be a long wait. Maybe an 1 hour or so before we get in. Again, I understand Vegas, so I was cool about it. Within the next 15 minutes or so, another staff member came back to us to check on us and made sure if everything was ok. DAMN what great service and staff. See that's all it takes. After that we just left to the bottle service line and got in. MARQUEE's staff stood out and was very pleasant. XS not only did you just lose a client, you lost all respect with me. Don't worry, YELP is not the only place to write reviews.
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Text - This review is mainly in regards to their Fantasy Football Draft promo.\n\nLast year ('08 season) one of my fantasy football leagues saw an ad for hosting your draft party here, so we thought we would give it a try. It was pretty cool...we booked a date and time several weeks in advance and when we arrived they had a nice private table set up for us. We also got a great draft kit that included a board (we were able to hang it up on the wall) and color coded player stickers that were bright and visible for all at the table to see. We also got gift certificates for future visits and a discount on the bill. We had such a good experience that there was no question that we would be back for our draft in '09.\n\nSo, this year I called three weeks prior to make our reservation. The guy manager that I spoke to was pleasant and helpful on the phone. I even had to call a couple of days later to change to date (same guy, very accommodating). On the day of our draft, very different story. I showed up early and noticed that a table was not set up for us. I inquired at the bar and the bartender just pointed to a high-top for us to sit at. This would not do, especially since we need a quieter area for the 12 of us to hear each other and wall space to hang our board. I started to wander over to the table we had last year and as a server walked by I asked for the manager. I waited, and waited, and still no manager, so my friends and I pushed tables together ourselves and sat down. Finally the manager arrived..she was very unwelcoming and told us we had to sit in the bar because she only had one bartender on and no server that could serve us. I explained to her that we wanted to sit here, that we had been here last year (same time at night) and it was an ideal setup, and that one of our players wasn't even 21 and able to sit in the bar. She was very rude and gave in to us sitting there eventually, but not without threatening us with the police!! Oh, yeah, we are in the dining/restaurant part of the place because like I said one of our guys is 20, and she's telling us that there is a curfew on the strip (mind you, we are no where near the resort corridor) and if the police come in, its not her problem. Then she went on to say that all the servers were leaving...we said \""fine\"" and that we would just walk to the bar to order food and drinks. In the end we spent a lot less money because it was difficult to keep getting up in the middle of all our action to get more beer and food. No discount either. One other thing, another fantasy football team was there that same night and didn't seem to like being told they had to sit in the loud bar area either...they eventually moved all of their stuff in the dining/restaurant part too.\n\nSo...I am also in another fantasy league. For the last four years, this league has always done its draft at Hard Rock Cafe. This year, based on my experience from '08 I convinced them to have the draft and BWW. After the experience with my first draft of '09 I called the day before to reconfirm the reservation and to make sure that the table we wanted would be available. Of course, the manage (the guy) didn't have our reservation. What!! We made it three weeks prior!! good thing I called. Again, I got there early (eager to make sure everything was going to go well especially after I got everyone to break from our HR Cafe tradition). We did get the table we wanted and we were even going to get service this time! woo hoo! Lots more drinking and food this time! Just as everyone shows up the manager (a manager, not the lady from the previous draft) informed us that they had no more draft kits! Really!! Are you kidding me!! We booked three weeks ago and I had even confirmed with the day manager who said nothing about not having any draft kits!!! I was so embarrassed and pissed off. I really thought my team was going to have a good experience and want to come back year after year. I guess we are just going to have to go back to HR Cafe or I hear Hooters has draft parties?? BOO WILD WINGS!!!\n\nP.S. I spent the first 25 years of my life in Buffalo....your wings are NOT real buffalo wings!!!\n\nP.P.S One star for the potato wedges with cheese and the really nice, attentive server we had the second draft of '09.
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Text - If you're headed to the Palms, do yourself a favor and get there a little early. Playboy is a great place to chill while waiting for the other clubs to open. The music is bumpin', the staff is helpful, and who can resist hot girls with bunny outfits on? Soooo tempting to reach out and squeeze one of those bunny tails ;) Great view, great decor too. Only downsides were that for having probably the best music out of the clubs in this hotel, the dance floor was itty bitty and full of fifty-somethings the night we went. Was kind of entertaining watching them dance though!  Will definitely hit this place again the next time we're in Vegas.
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Text - Giant Coffee's menu is not exactly giant. It's actually sort of sparse. Much of the wording on said menu is heavily littered with predictable buzzwords such as \""fair trade\"", \""organic\"", \""recycled\"", which kind of never fails to annoy me. While I was standing there contemplating said menu, the air conditioning was blasting so hard I got goose bumps. Then I turned to contemplate the expansive space and saw the humongous front windows/doors were WIDE. OPEN. Yes. Wide open, spilling all the air conditioning out.\n\nHuh?\n\nInstantaneous loss of credibility. \n\nYeah. So that said, the cash only deal is a bummer. Does anyone under 50 carry cash anymore? Total pain in the ass. If I have nine dollars on me, I don't to spend it all on overpriced coffee. The coffee itself is okay, very strong and a little burnt, as seems to be the trend in recent years. I could make it palatable with a lot of cream and some funky all-natural organic free trade green sugar-free alternative. It was definitely way too strong for my SO, who made a bit of a sphincter face with his first sip.\n\nThe pastries are from Tammie Coe -- tasty, yes, but nothing you can't get elsewhere.\n\nThe space IS gorgeous, don't get me wrong, and it's my favorite part of this shop. Disappointingly, the bathrooms are really average. Usually spiffy places like this have bomb ass bathrooms. The attached Bunky Boutique is super cute, and it deserves its own review.\n\nSo yeah. Verdict? Too many other places to get coffee in this area... especially ones that open before 7 am, when I'm usually pounding the streets, desperate for caffeine. Time will tell how GC pans out...
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Text - With a fantastic yelp event at Sammy's already under my belt, I was really wanting to go back for some great food!  \n\nWe wanted to bring our neighbor here since he doesn't live here full time.  He's a 'smooth' talker.  He walked around the restaurant, saw the huge corner table was empty and immediately went to the hostesses to ask for that table.  It was reserved but they hadn't showed up yet and were late for their reservation.   One of the managers said if they didn't show up in 5 minutes the table was ours!   Lady luck!  They sat just the 3 of us at this huge comfy table!  Nice!\n\nKimberly was our fantabulous waitress!  She was bubbly, attentive and just plain awesome!  We kept trying to talk her into joining us for our meal.  Of course she was working and couldn't explain that one to her boss.  But she was a delight for our entire dining experience.  \n\nHot Rock appetizer anyone?  It was so good the first time and was just the same this evening.   The steak was full of flavor as we cooked it to our enjoyment.   This will probably be ordered every time we visit Sammy's.   Delicious!\n\nWe decided to go family style and split everything we ordered.  This included the Kobe beef sliders with fries and the Hawaiian Pizza.  OH MY!    Full of flavor and perfectly cooked describes both of the items to a T! The thinly sliced pineapple on the pizza instead of chunks gave the pizza an all over evenly hawaiian pizza taste!  I loved this way of preparation because sometimes you just get all pineapple on one piece when it's in chunks.   Hawaiian Pizza ~ A+ !   The 3 kobe sliders were cooked to our liking (medium rare) with cheddar evenly melted on top.  Sometime even the more simple burgers can be the best! \n\nSammy's is definitely an asset to Henderson and I can't wait to go back again.  The food and service are definitely top notch!
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My daughter and I love this place. Let me say that again: we LOVE this place.  It is the coolest thing since frozen yogurt.  I just found out there are different classes, and the latest one is cake decorating.  Never in my mind did I see myself use fondant...but here I am now.  I've make flowers, animals, and figurines.  And it's not just a one day course.  It's once a week for several weeks.  They start you out on basics and each week the techniques get more difficult.  The fondant days are the last days.  I can't wait until my next class!