Text - I love this place! The casino floor is smallish, but more than adequate for some card playing, or if you just wanna lax on some slots. I think the Hard Rock Hotel is one of my favorite places in Vegas just for the overall ambiance. The decor here is classy, but has some STYLE. Where else can you go, get drinks and gamble AND listen to great music at the same time? Don't worry, I'll wait.\n\nI was hoping to hit up Vanity, but you never have enough time to do EVERYTHING in Vegas. I'm definitely visiting HRH next time I'm in town.
Group - swifter


Text - The first time I was there it was late on a Saturday and the place was packed. I usually go downtown but I am in Laval so I figured I would try the one close to my house. Food was a ok we got a starter plate and nachos. Also the service was slow but the waiter was friendly.\nSecond time I went there on a date with my boyfriend and we got the best waitress ever very friendly and the food took a little long and she came to apologies. Food was AMAZING I had the salmon with mango salsa and my boyfriend took a bavette. Both cooked perfectly. \nWent a few more time since for beers and nachos and been very happy every time. Staff is great and always so friendly I am glad to not have to drive to MTL for my my raspberry beer fix
Group - swifter


Text - The food is not the issue here at all.  However, in the Bar/Karaoke area there is a security guard named Ron (Ronnie).  He is by far the rudest, most unprofessional person I have come in contact with in years, and he covers in the absence of mgt.  Because of him, we will not be returning.  We have held several gatherings this year alone and until he is sent back to school to further his education in manners, customer service and management skills we will not be returning.  We have always had a great time there and have been coming for over 6 years, but this guy has made it unbearable.  I hope management sees this and makes some adjustment, because we wont be returning till there has been a change with him.
Group - facilely


Text - Food and drinks here are a lil overrated. Staff is friendly enough, but the low rating is strictly for the guy who I think is the owner or manager. I kept trying to give this place a chance, but each time I would witness this guy be so rude to guests and then myself. First example, 2 girls sitting at the coffee bar talking about the night before, not being loud or obnoxious just being girls... This guy yells at them bc he hears them say a bad word and says \""where do you guys think you are?! This isn't a bar! You need to leave if you're gonna keep talking like that.\"" Next example... A group of us went in there for breakfast one Saturday morning and my friend Kevin was kicked out bc this guy heard him swear... My third and last visit there... My friend and I were waiting for our drinks (this place is tiny and not much standing room) I'm telling her about my other 2 visits here and point out the guy to her... Sure enough he yells at us and says \""you girls need to get out of my way!\"" I'm like \""there is no where else to stand\"" he rolled his eyes and just walked off in a hurry. I get that cursing is inappropriate, but both of these times people were talking amongst their friends, not being loud or obnoxious. And to be honest, in both cases I never even heard the cuss word used, all I heard was this dude scolding people. The only person that's loud and obnoxious there is him. Like, I just wanna get a cup of coffee, not be scolded for saying \""dammit\"" or for trying to find standing room in this shoebox
Group - facilely


Text - One of the best venues to see world music in the city, this space has a dancing capacity of about 250, cover charge is generally well under 20$ and worth it for the stunning mix of gypsy, reggae, jazz funk everything music you can see here pretty much any night of the week. Local legendary musical improv collective Kalmunity calls this space their home on Tuesday nights where anywhere from 6 to 25 or more musicians will spontaneously create live multilingual soul jazz trip hip hop like you've never heard it including visiting gospel singers, a killer horn section, a drummer who can make you weep, and constant singalongs and surprises. \n\nBobards has big front windows and some sidewalk seating making it an ok spot for an after work pint facing St Laurent and, across the street, the park on Marie-Anne (yes, Leonard Cohen's Marie-Anne.) The only downside to this place is the smell - you don't notice it during a packed show, but when I've come for an early pint the smell of the cleaner that they use has been lingering with that particular brand of bar-y noxious. That comes with the territory I guess, but all that ammonia or whatever it is can't be good for whoever is in charge of sloshing it about each day.
Group - swifter


Text - I use this starbucks frequently because its close to where I work. Over time I have experienced coffee served cold, orders completely wrong, extremely slow and unenthusiastic service. This is so common I expect it now. In fact when they get it right im actually surprised. Ive contacted their management on a few really bad occasions and receive the same apathy. I suggest only going there if you have to because, afterall, it is a very convenient location.
Group - facilely
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Out of most of the buffets I have been to, this is definitely the best! The seating area and decorations is very nice! It feels like you are truly outside in a street in Paris! The food there is very exquisite and taste better than most places! At certain times it can be a long line. But all in all the food is worth it! They have a wide variety of food AND deserts! It is also for a decent price!  They also have good deals for all day to eat at the buffet! A must do in Vegas...... Eat at this buffet!!!