Text - No, I'm not confused. I am indeed writing a review based on personal experience inside Toby Keith's Bar & Grill at Harrah's.\n\nA friend of mine from NYC (whose father is an executive with Caesars Entertainment, the parent company of Harrah's) decided to use family connections for his birthday dinner...and we all got an invitation that the dinner was to be held at Toby Keith's. Wait, what? I was confused to say the least and had to call other people who I knew were also invited before we figured out what and where Toby Keith's was.\n\nThis place reminds of my college days at the University of Arizona in Tucson: cowboy hats, country music and lots of Jack Daniels bottles used as decoration. There was live music and the main singer looked like a skinnier Toby Keith. The restaurant was loud and our waitresses handled our large (and mostly obnoxious, though in good fun) party very well.\n\nAs for the food, I ordered the \""hottie wrap\"" which is a sun dried tomato tortilla filled with strips of fried chicken (I know, not part of my usual diet but with all the Jack Daniels decorations around I felt fried anything was appropriate somehow) and lots of veggies. My guilty conscience made me ask for fat free ranch instead of bleu cheese. The wrap tasted fresh and everyone enjoyed their food. Orders ranged from burgers, to wings, to mac & cheese.\n\nI'm not going to lie, our party of 20 people had an awesome time. Everything was on the house so needless to say the drinks were flowing. I didn't partake in any of the speciality cocktails because they all come in giant mason jars. I wanted something a little daintier. Oh, and to make things interesting some man (in hindsight I pray it was the bartender) came around with a bottle and gave everyone in our party (guys and girls) shots. The atmosphere was very fun and it was a great birthday dinner setting for a loud group.
Group - dollhood


Text - This restaurant is one of the most trendy, dining experiences I have had in recent years. You must have reservations in order to get a good table. This place is recommended for celebrating a special occasion or romantic date. The bar waiting area inside is comparable to a comfy lounge & unique in that the menus are ipads. \n\nYou click on your drink and it is quickly brought over by a sexy cocktail server. The waiter was so friendly and flamboyant, he made my night. He explained the specialty of the house and a large meat wheel to describe the variety of steaks. \n\nOur first course was the foie gras and it was delectable. .. the spinach and mashed potatoes were creamy and savory. The new york steak was buttery and tender. I loved everything about this place and would highly recommend it without reservation. Dinner and drinks for two was around $300
Group - dollhood


Text - I've only been here once, but the wait in line didn't seem worth it, and there weren't many options on the menu.  I was expecting there to be slightly more on the menu than eggs + bacon and pancakes.  \n\nAlso, prepare yourself to reek like bacon grease when you walk out of Ironworks cafe.  I don't think they have a very good ventilation system or something because my clothes and hair absolutely stunk afterward.\n\nI strongly disagree with other reviewers that say this is the beast breakfast in town.  They obviously haven't been to Sophia's or La Brioche. :D
Group - recoilingly


Text - Eh, Alfredo is better at Olive Garden and spaghetti was bland BUT calamari and stuffed mushrooms are amazing! Love they take you to your seat through the kitchen. I'd recommend appetizers and Italian soda :) servers are great, friendly atmosphere
Group - recoilingly


Text - We have been to Sas cupcakes several times and I have been less than impressed during each visit.  However, today's visit was probably the most disappointing.  During Teacher's Appreciation week, they are marketing an individual box for cupcakes that they have upcharged an additional $1.75.  I fundamentally do not agree with the need to upcharge a box that should be made available when you purchase 1 cupcake or many.  I purchased several cupcakes for the amazing staff at our school, but chose not to purchase the regular cupcake box for them to be placed in.  My belief is that the business should focus and work on making an EXCELLENT product, rather than charging for something that should come with their cupcakes anyway.  \n\nAlso, I have been to other cupcake shops that have more flavorful and moist cakes.  Overall, I have been disappointed by each experience and will choose not to return.
Group - recoilingly


Text - Much like Eleanor, I've been drawn to Curry's much by default due to some fairly shocking service at rival Comet. I bought a USB Dongle from them a while back, which broke fairly quickly, and was flabbergasted that they wouldn't replace it as they would not accept returns that had been taken out from the box. When I questioned them as to how it was possible to test if goods were faulty without first taking them from the box, I was met with a sneering retort that reeked of stale tobacco.\n\nOnto Curry's, and after a few minutes of politely declining the brylcreem drenched, slightly tragic sales pitches from every angle, left with a shiny new dongle, backed up with a reasonable returns policy.\n\nIt will do for me.
Group - dollhood
Classify the following: Meatmarket for the 30-something crowd.  In all the bad ways.