Text - Second time here and sooo awful. The sliders were bland and the fries weren't any better than Burger King. That's saying alot me thinks. And service at the bar was incredibly horrible. SO unfriendly, SO unhelpful, SO impersonal! We asked for the beer menu and were given dirty looks with our menu. What's up with that? I asked for one of the beers in the cold case from Dogfish Head - again the dirty looks and silence. I felt like I was in some sort of time warp here. Luckily the beer was cold, and I'd never pass up the Dogfish Head Raison d'etre. It's amazing. Skip the Burger Bar and go next door.
Group - digastric


Text - Good value and a very good meal.  I had the whole sea bass which was very good and fresh.  In general, this place is busy but was able to find us a table without a reservation.
Group - beverse


Text - Located in the Monte Carlo, this is a tourist trap of the highest caliber. First they will get you in by offering you a free shot. Once at the entrance they tell you it is $15 to get in, and you can't bring your cellphone inside. And here is the reason, they claim that some people like to strip down to their skivies and have their picture taken by the \""professional\"" photographer inside, and they don't want you to take their picture and post it to Facebook or wherever, Oh and they also gave me the bogus claim that the heat generated from the cell phone would melt the ice inside. What they really want is for you to pay a fortune for their photos. Once inside, yes it was made out of ice, yes it was cold, and yes the novelty wore off real quick. So if you don't mind getting ripped off, or being handed a load of BS about the use of your cell phone in a quasi-arctic climate, then you my friend have found your place. Live it up you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
Group - digastric


Text - SORRY SO LONG- But this is a fantastic story WORTH READING & SHARING!\nI had the pleasure of working with Randy this week. We called him out of the blue, after googling \""pet sitter Las Vegas\"". I am a pet groomer in Dayton OH. A friend and client of mine moved to Las Vegas when one month later he suddenly passed away stranding his dog in Las Vegas. The family was desperate to have Colt home, especially by the funeral. It was very difficult to coordinate his shipment home because we didn't know anyone on that end. I called local groomers, the animal hospital he was boarding at, the humane society, rescue groups, and local churches!! No help. Which lead to my pet sitter search. Randy was a gem! Not only did he get Colt to the airport at 5am (the only time Colt could fly because of the heat), but did the shopping for the necessary items he needed to be compliant to fly! He had to go to the store 3 times! He did a lot of leg work for us that we just couldn't have done from here. \nEvery time I talked to him via phone he was friendly and helpful!\nHe took excellent care of Colt... Like he was his own... And was mindful of other dogs he was responsible for while coordinating with me about  Colt's trip. Another cool thing was, he had a payment option on his website, so when we needed to pay for the crate and travel necessities, he called me from the store with an amount, which he got notification of me paying right on his phone!! then he went through the checkout. It was awesome!\nWhen he got Colt to the airport, he took the time to make sure he \""pottied\"" before his flight.\nI can't tell you how having Colt home has brought happiness to the family during such a sad and cruel tragedy.\nBeing a pet professional myself, I can honestly say, if I am ever in Vegas... There is NO ONE, I mean HANDS DOWN- NO ONE else I would let care for my beloved pets!!
Group - beverse


Text - Let me paint you a picture. \n\nIt's 2 am, the bars just closed and all of a sudden the only thing driving your feet forward is your hunger. For some reason after consuming gallons of alcohol all you wanna do is shove food down your throat. You are wondering around the southside with your friends, 2 girls you met in a bar and a random homeless guy who you thought was the funniest dude alive. All of a sudden you stumble onto a little shack type place with a lit sign outside that says \""mike & tony's.\"" \n\nMy friend you have just hit drunk heaven.\n\nFor the rookie orderer at mike and tonys it may seem like the \""soup nazi\"" skit from seinfeld. You need to know what you want, these guys move quick, they only take cash and the gyro is an even 5 bucks. Don't studder or they will move on to the next person until you are ready. Once you order, move to the right, wait for your bag and get the hell out! \n\nUsually by the time you get to the corner you have unwrapped it and taken your first bites of this magnificent spectacle. I've seen many a rookies first reaction. You slightly tear up at first, embarassed you wipe the tears of joy from your face. Then you look down at this magical wonder you have just traded for five dollars of currency and try to speak through your full mouth of tender lamb meat, \""this is the greatest thing I have ever eaten.\""\n\nThey have won, Mike & Tonys will forever be a southside tradition now.
Group - beverse


Text - This was the worst meal I have had in a while.  We ordered the bruschetta for an appetizer and it came in a giant martini glass.  The bread was soggy and the tomatoes tasted old.  I had the chicken quesadilla and it was very dry.  The salsa and guacamole were less than fresh.  It was inedible.  My husband had the boneless wings and there was so much sauce, it looked like soup on the plate.  This place was terrible.  I will never go back. Yuck!!
Group - digastric
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Disgusting!! I would rather stay in a Motel 6 then stay in this casino. First off the staff were really rude and unprofessional, second: the rooms look like they're from the 60's with stained carpets and grimed wallpaper, and last but not least the entire casino smelt like a convalescent home even in non smoking sections. I will never step foot in this place again and recommend you don't either