Text - Great food, service & atmosphere!  I wish the wait to get a table was much shorter but definitely worth it!  Amazing salad, pizza, bruschetta & DRINKS!  Very kid friendly & the prices are great!
Group - Esperantist


Text - The actual band behind the scenes was quite talented, but don't expect to hear your favorite songs sung the way you like them to be sung. Quite a variety of music, but it seemed like they didn't really like Journey, as they purposely screwed with every Journey song they played. There were humorous moments, but the acting was terrible; the storyline could have ended at intermission and that would have been fine; the sexy girls were understandable- this is Vegas- but the obscenities were totally unnecessary and were detractors. If you want to see this, see it somewhere else and don't waste your time in Vegas, there are too many other good shows to see
Group - lebbek


Text - I come to this Bww's quite frequently due to its proximity to mine and my friends houses. Sadly as much as we come here nothing ever just happens right for us here. The service is fine but usually our wings are somehow child's sized or over-done or under sauced. It's quite saddening because we still come here if only because it's so close to where we live. Although those desserts that taste like they're from a box in the freezer never fail to makes us crave this Bww either!
Group - lebbek


Text - Delicious food great atmosphere nice people one of my top 3 places to eat!
Group - Esperantist


Text - I don't get the draw?  The show was slow.  Not quite as entertaining as I would have expected after hearing all the hype.  Seemed like there were die hard fans there?  They seemed to know what was coming next and ready to laugh,... I don't get the draw.  I suppose I should have had a bunch of drinks prior?  But then, as slow as the show was,... I would have probably been sleeping at some point.  Ticket price was crazy for that poor of a show.  I wouldn't go again or recommend.
Group - lebbek


Text - Had the tasting menu here and enjoyed the presentation and taste of all the dishes. I found the cheese and dessert carts phenomenal! It was what I loved most about this restaurant as they had such a vast variety to choose from. However, I'm not sure if the masses can justify that it was \""worth the money.\"" Though I still constantly dream of the cheese cart and its superb selection of sweet accompaniments to enjoy with it.
Group - Esperantist


Text - A modest diner?  In appearance only.   The food manages to be both gourmet and accessible.   We were told that the matzoh ball soup was the chef's grandmother's recipe and indeed, it tasted homemade - meant in a most delish way.  Also loved the squash side dish.  And my fish.  AND, oh my, the pie!\n\nThe five stars were also earned with great service and a wide selection of drinks - though I'm sure it wasn't just the Jameson's that made me love this place.  Now I just want them to move to Denver, where I live.\n\nOk, ok, I'll stop now.
Group - Esperantist


Text - The owner is there everyday, which is cool.\nThe prices are decent if u don't mind basically paying for a Rice/Bean Burrito with a dash of meat!!!!! \n(I don't want a bunch of filler, i want meat w/ filler..not Filler w/ meat)\n\nThey have a special on Friday's but.. its no good for me because I doubt I'll try it again. (I've been here 3x)
Group - lebbek
Classify the following: Sure, this place may not being the best of the best Indian, but I would recommend this place if someone was looking for an Indian food.\n\nI was on business trip alone, so I didn't want to dine alone in the restaurant so I started to look around what I should have for To-Go.\nIndian food came in to my mind so I yelped.   \n\nI had a very specific request.  My request was something that wasn't on the menu, I wanted to have Keema Chicken.   \n\nso, I called 2 other places before I landed to the India Oven.   The first 2 places I called, both said No, can't make keema chicken because it's not on the menu.   \n\nAnd finally I called India Oven, I asked the same question, he said \""No problem, we can make Keema chicken for you\""   \n\nThat's the attitude!   Keema chicken normally is NOT on the menu at many Indian restaurants.  It is because Keema(means ground/minced) chicken is more like home cooking and not really the type of food that the restaurants serves. (I don't know why they shouldn't!) \n\nAs I eat alots of Indian food and know exactly what I wanted to eat, I didn't even check the menu.  I ordered Keema chicken, Plain Naan, Rice, Papadums and Raita. \n\nTheir Keema chicken was good.  A lots of ginger as I expected.  Exactly what I had in mind.  I wish they put green pees but was not a big deal. \nPapadum was spicy and crispy.  I ordered extra so that I can snack tomorrow night!!   \n\nNaan was great, fresh and chewy. Just as Naan bread should taste.  I stick with plain, I don't like those Garlic and the other flavor ones because I want to taste the floury doughy Naan.  It was really good.  I only wish if they didn't use so much oil when they bake the Naans but not a big deal, I liked it alot.  Like I said in beginning, There are better Indians all over the country and I had a better one before.  \n\nAnywayz, My bottom line is,  If you ask something off the menu and they still accommodate you,  that's right there they earned a good score and  some good reviews.   That's the way a good service supposed to be like. \n\nKudos to them and that's why I give 4 stars.  (I often order something off the menu, there are some restaurant that are happy to do that for you and this place is one of them) \n\nThe interiors/decor are pretty cheesy typical Indian style.  Almost like decor in 80s. But we all have places to enjoy atmosphere already, this place isn't that kind.  \n\n\nAgain, It is highly recommended.  I would definitely go back.  The staff were all nice and friendly, the owner came out and said hi to me too and I was just a To-Go customer.