Text - Awesome concept, awesome music, awesome vibe, awesome 80's venue!\n\nI think this is my favorite new dance spot in Charlotte because it is so laid back and unpretentious, and I don't need to stress about my outfit and put on ghastly uncomfortable heels, and I don't have to worry about invasion of my personal space (i.e. no dudes hanging around my backside, and all the space in the world to practice my defunct Hammer dance and running man). Also so awesome is the fact they have all your favorite music videos on while they play the songs, so in case you don't really know quite how to Push it real good, you can cheat and look. \nYa, so they have a cover and parking fee (boo) but then you walk in and you are transported back in the 80s, and you have beer specials at $1, $2 and $3 and friends greeting each other. You have bright lights and posters of your favorite 80's actors, you have a humongo rubik's cube and Fast Times at Ridgemont High playing. The downstairs has sort of open booths where you can just chat and upstairs is the dance floor, with an additional top floor. \nThis is the place to come unwind and let go of your inhibitions because nobody cares - so what if you're too old, too young, too un-stylish, too dolled up, you have everyone from your mother, to the young break dancers to the John Cusack wannabe's to the born again Michael Jackson's at this joint. \n\nJust come here and let yourself go and test out those dance moves that you secretly practice in front of the mirror at home. I love the diversity, I love the fact that you can come and dance and not worry about what you look like. Although, if you are really concerned, there's a whole wall of mirrors for you to check yourself out, also useful if you want to perfect that Sprinkler move.  \n\nI love it and I will definitely be back. I guarantee, even if you're not an 80's aficionado you will find one song to love. Granted, I don't know how diverse they get with their mix, I've only been once, but it's just done up really well.
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Text - I was craving pasta with something ... something I can't make at home. Some kind of... I don't know. Comfort food with flair, if you will.  We were seated at a table in the bar area right away. Good service. Those rolls that everyone is loving were not warm, and didn't have much flavor. Neither did the olive oil - that was a little bit thin, too. \nEntree: My escort asked the server if they carry lasagna, which they do, but don't include on the menu \""along with a few other things because there's no room for it on the menu.\"" ? I thought this was weird, as it's half a menu: one board with a wine list on one side and food on the other. It doesn't fold like a food menu, it's just the one piece, like a wine list. Maybe I wouldn't have ordered the rigatoni bolognese from the specials board had I had more choices and I wasn't about to make the server stand there and recite all the things they could make for me. Then again, had I done that, I might have found something to eat with a little more ... kick, if you will. I mean, my food was not bad. It was fine. But that's just it - it didn't blow me away. I could have made that and saved (my hot date) a few bucks. I had a glass of pinot from CA that was good. And the entertainment (drunk middle-aged women with an unhealthy obsession with Matt Lauer) was okay. \nIt wasn't the worst meal I ever had, but I won't be returning because it was really no big deal. \nOh, my date had that lasagna and I didn't try it, but was told \""Fine.\"" when asked how it was, and he was actually talking about the food (and not some I'm-mad-at-you-but-not-telling-you boyspeak). It looked like it had cheese on top. No shit, it's lasagna. Not a good descriptor, I know.
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Text - One of the BEST burger joints I've been to! Shoutout to Guy Fieri and Triple D for the recommendation! Service was really good and our waiter was really helpful. I already knew what to order coming to this restaurant after seeing their episode on the Food Network, but our waiter told us his recommendations. Ordered the bahn mi burger, truffle fries, and red velvet milkshake. \n\nIt didn't take that long for the food to come\nout and once it did everything looked absolutely delicious. The presentation of each dish was on point and very creative. The burger was super good! It had the whole bahn mi aspect to it with the flavors/ingredients and the burger was really juicy.  The truffle fries were piping hot, crispy, and the truffle sauce took the fries to another level. Lastly, the red velvet milkshake was the BOMB and it was literally a red velvet cake in a milkshake form.\n\nI highly recommend this place whenever you're in Vegas and a heads up, they have two locations out there. They're opening one in the West Los Angeles area and I certainly can't wait for that!
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Text - I love Chili's & our server, Diane was great (5 stars for her!!!) But thanks to the rude hostess, she made the rating 2 stars. I think it's rude to turn your back to customers when you see them walk in! She might as well have said GET LOST. Whatever she was \""doodling\"" could have waited. I don't think I'll return to this location.
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This time around was not as good...in fact it was actually pretty bad.\n\nThe insanely over-priced truffle Parmesan fries were dead limp...old-tasting...lacking Parmesan and had ZERO hint of truffle...at $5 for a side, no thanks. \n\nThe black bean burger is an insult to burgers...this was a pile of black bean mush . While it had a ton of (good) flavor, it was not very appealing to eat soggy bread with mushy black bean sandwiched in between.\n\nFor an $11 burger and fry combo it just did not even come close to hitting the mark for me.