Case: Dundas Street has a quite a few quirky and independent establishments to be found on its descent down the hill, and I think it's one of those streets that's well worth seeking out if you're a bit worn out by the bustle of the city centre, and you want to go somewhere slightly more tranquil. \n\nGlass & Thompson can be found here, for hiding away from the world purposes, and also for coffee, cake and other tasty food substances. The food here is a cut above your standard cafe fare, so expect an experience similar to eating in a really awesome deli or somewhere equally as selective with the prime food it offers. \n\nThe menu is quite Mediterranean in nature, and everything on the menu seems to have a bit of a twist to it to make it slightly different, so you never feel like you're getting something very samey that another cafe could easily have replicated. The cakes are to be noted, for the only reason cakes should be noted, because they're awesome. It is slightly pricier than your average cafe here, but I think the food is of that quality that merits charging a few pounds more.
Classification: underflood


Case: Very bad, super long wait... b/c they pretty much forgot about us.  After being told 20 minutes, waited 45 called and the dispatcher couldn't tell us why we hadn't been picked up yet.  Waiting another 15 minutes before finally getting picked up.  Luckily we'd planned accordingly w/ getting to the airport early or would have been screwed.  Good price, but don't recommend for their speed of business.  The getting forgotten part though is pretty inexcusable.
Classification: amendable


Case: Hilton is off the strip but accessible by the monorail.  Came in a few years back for a conference, and we brought family there for the Star Trek adventure.  Today, the place is quiet, no one is up yet and the casino floor is empty.  \n\nFor a small price, we can ride the rail, stop and get off when you want and then get back on.  Parking is free at the Hilton, so the cost of the rail is all you'll be out.  Then you can beat the traffic jams at the major properties with limited access.
Classification: underflood


Case: It is over priced ($30) for what it has to offer. Not much varriet and the food does not have the best of taste.  The desert is good though.  I do not recommend this buffet.
Classification: amendable
Classify the following: Tried it because of the reviews & was not disappointed. You get to choose how you want it cooked and all of your toppings to. It's the real McCoy when it comes to the meat. Well seasoned and thick. The Demi glac\u00e9 sauce for the poutine is also very tasty! A definite must try if you like burgers. Also the service was great.