Text - Bad Service. Bad Food. My boyfriend ordered a kolashampan and they were flat. Ugly interior with a sign that says Welcome To Gringo's. I ordered the plantains with cream and beans. These were the most watered down beans I ever had. Horrible. My boyfriend's egg had runny oil. Ugh. I wish I had a warning.
Group - divineress


Text - A bit out of the way  to get to if you are visiting on the strip, but if you are a hard-core Raw Foodie, it is worth the drive. the menu is quite limited, but what is there is very well prepared and flavored. I think it's one of the best raw food friendly eateries in the valley.\nGenerally they will offer you a free sample of anything before you buy! That shows they stand behind their food, as they should.\n\nThey also have a little shop with a few things to buy.
Group - pinnitentaculate


Text - I wanted to like this place. The drinks are way overpriced and service is below average.  Barista didnt even call me to know my drink was ready.  It just sat there for awhile and me and another customer were waiting to see who's drink it was.  My chai latte was $5.50 for 20 oz.  pretty overpriced. Won't be returning.
Group - divineress


Text - I am reading the reviews and surprised at some of them. I have been going here for about 2 years and really like it. A big plus is that it is in the mall. The food always tastes fresh and I was told they make mostly from scratch, which is a plus for me. I love the guacamole they make it at your table for you. The salsa and chips are so good, the best I have honestly tried in a restaurant. You can get them to go for around 8.00 for a huge bag and probably at least a pint of salsa. I always order the soup and guac. My hubby has had many things on the menu and always is satisfied. This is the only mexican restaurant my son goes to, he loves it.
Group - pinnitentaculate
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Get your short, tight dresses and stilleto's ready girls and the more sparkly the better!  Please though, look in the mirror to make sure you should actually go out in public...\n\nThat's the basic women's dress code for a night at The Cosmopolitan and when pulled off, definitely fits the vibe here.  Sleek, chic, sexy and young (majority of the crowd) help to describe this place.  Walking through the lobby and going up multiple escalators to Scarpetta for dinner is a high energy, dazzling experience, at least on this Saturday night.  There is eye catching art everywhere and Scarpetta alone is a reason to dine there although in reading other reviews, it's clear this is not a one hit wonder on the dining front.\n\nWould consider staying here next visit just based on the energy level alone!