Case: Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate!  I was anxious to get through my dinner, so I could order dessert.  Do NOT go here if you are planning on skipping dessert.  I had a thin crust pizza for dinner, which was fine, not amazing, but good enough.  My husband had a chicken sandwich, which he said was good.  Our son had chicken and waffle fries. He seemed to enjoy the \""painting\"" with the ketchup and mustard.  I tried his waffle fries.  Again, they were fine, but I couldn't taste much of the cocoa.  \n\nAnd then....dessert!  We had the sample platter with fondue, a chocolate eggroll, chocolate pebbles, chocolate barks, a banana waffle, and chocolate to drizzle over it.  The fondue was amazing...especially the marshmallows. \n\nWe will definitely come back for the fondue and other delicious tempting desserts.
Classification: bauckie


Case: After enjoying cheaper ice cream sandwhiches at Diddy Reese for 4 years, I guess the disappointment with slickables was only inevitable. Paid $2 for an ice cream sandwhich, which in my opinion is overpriced considering the taste. The cookies were disgustingly sweet (ordered red velvet which tasted nothing like red velvet and mint chocolate which had no hint of mint) and the ice cream tasted like dreyers ice cream... I would recommend making your own ice cream sandwhiches at home for a cheaper and tastier alternative!
Classification: unrejuvenated


Case: It all started with a plan...a plan to try their dinner buffet for $23.99 on a weeknight with unlimited beer and wine. I can't possibly say no to that, can you? That was the first thing on our agenda coming in to Vegas from Orange County. Traffic happened and we got delayed, let's say 3 hours delayed form our original plan. We called to inquire what time they would put away the food if we came right at 9pm which is their closing time. We were assured over the phone that we will have more than enough time as long as we get to pay before the clock strikes 9.\n\nAfter holding our breaths and skipping out on stops for a bathroom break, we finally made it to Studio B just 3 minutes shy before closing. Whew! \n\nThe place wasn't busy at all so I wonder why it took a while for them to take us to our table. Our table was finally ready but our chairs were wet and sticky. I asked for them to replace the chairs but the server assured me it was only water so she wiped it off and left it there for me to sit on. Eek!\n\nWhen our server greeted us, we were assured once again to take our time with the food because they'll have it out until around 10pm. I heard him but as I was going through my rounds, I decided to get everything I wanted before sitting down to eat. I literally had 3 plates in front of me and a bowl of soup before I started digging in. \n\n30 minutes in and they started shutting off the lights and pulling out the dishes from the buffet. You're kidding right?! If I had listened to our server and the person who answered the phone, we would've been screwed, big time! \n\nThe rest of our party was quite upset. We had other dishes we would've wanted more of or some to try. I didn't even get the chance to hit the dessert area. Although that one closed later, I was too busy eating my main dishes before it got cold. Unlimited beer and wine alright but guess what? I only got one glass of cider. Boo!\n\nIf we all lived in a perfect world and we got here on time, I would've been able to muster a 3.5 stars for the price and value. \n\nTheir oxtail soup is one of the best I've had. The hot and sour soup was something I went back for while their prime rib was dry and a bit rubbery. Everything else was forgettable. Ok food + fair service + horrible experience = 2 stars. I've definitely had better!
Classification: unrejuvenated


Case: Good selection of craft beer, food good, great ambience and open on Sundays....it is what  it is...dont over think this place...and...if you have an attractive blonde on your arm- you wont have to....just say'n
Classification: bauckie
Classify the following: I may be one of the only people on this planet that really did not enjoy this show at all. If I had honestly known what it was going to entail, I never would have gone. I know, I know...who doesnt like blantant public nudity? Im fun as they come but this just isnt my thing.\n\nThe only part of it I found remotely entertaining was the Scotch Baggies girl and he skits. And even then, she pushed it a little too much for me at some point.\n\nOne of our friends was absolutely dying to see this show and since you cant leave Vegas without seeing a show, this is the one we ended up with.\n\nI honestly dont think this should even be classified as a Cirque show. It was more of a dance show than acrobatics.\n\nThe acrobatics that were done were completely repetitive and not that appealing.\n\nIt was neither sensual, nor sexy for me at all. i would describe it more as sexual and advertise it as an expensive, public porn. (:\n\nIt would have been a lot more sexy if it was just toned down a few notches:\n\n-The dancers could have worn pasties (as they all had hideous boobs to begin with) and I believe it still would have been appealing.\n\n-The 'touching' could have been more implied and less overt.\n\n-The girl with the ropes could be completely omitted. (:\n\nJust a little less in your face and a little more class.\n\nIm down to do a lot of things but I want those to stay where no one knows and I dont want to be privy to anyone elses. (:\n\nPS: I forgot to add that I was sitting by the biggest creeper of a dude who kept passing gas and leaning completely over into my chair. Was a very strange situation...