Text - The hotel was clean, the casino was nice, and the shuttle to the strip was very convenient. They have several restaurants in the hotel that offer a wide variety of foods. The Italian restaurant was amazing, but their buffet was ever better! Would stay here again.
Group - panpsychic


Text - Located in The Artisan Boutique Hotel. Don't let the name fool you. The pool itself is the size of a shot glass, and it is crammed into a small lot. The only thing big here is the attitude of the staff. No ice water? WTF? $6 for a bottle of water? WTF? This is a clear case of a place forgetting what it is vs. what it pretends to be. This is a property that is trying to change its well earned image as the place you would never want to be caught dead in to a somewhat respectable property. My little rant aside its still a pretty cool place. Live it up, you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
Group - estacade


Text - EDIT: I sure hope I don't get sued, like that girl who told her story about Beauty Bar a few months ago...\n\nThe bunkhouse is back, and in new shiny colors! Check out their snack bar and their tree with headphones hanging from it! Looks like pinterest exploded if you ask me... The bar staff is quick, and accommodating, but it's what's underneath that irks me. \n\nSince it's reopening this summer, the management is changing hands, since this week it's been taken over by the people who are running Park at Fremont, and the all-time fan favorite, Commonwealth. So just who does this bastard child belong to? Tony Hseih's DTP? Or the new corporate hipster-vampires? All I know is it appears to be suffering from an identity crisis at this time. \n\nDon't get me wrong I've spent a few enjoyable nights here, including the Washed Out concert a few months ago, and a few DJ sets during Life Is Beautiful festival, but what I saw tonight takes the cake. \n\nI've been wanting to see Blonde Redhead for years, and finally get a chance to at what I'm already trusting is one of my new favorite venues, but after only spending an hour waiting outside with a drink and smoke in hand I'm seeing people getting yelled at by the bouncers as they're standing in line outside the bar room? Then one of the young bouncers, who dons a flat-billed ball cap yanks a guy from inside the doors and drags him down the little stairs, throwing him out the exit? Jeez, must be a capacity problem I'm guessing? \n\nNope, I get in line, flash my wristband after being barked at for it, and get right in. There's so much standing room for the opening act, it's almost absurd that what I just witnessed was real.\n\nNot long after Blonde Redhead comes on, we may be two song in by this time, the same bouncer appears amidst this dense, passionate crowd, barking something at a guy in front of my, who I notice is toting a pretty nice dSLR-type camera, recording some clips. I gather the bouncer asks the guy to put away the cam, cause it's pretty common for venues to not allow that level of photographic equipment inside (though I don't know why they didn't check this guy's gear at the check-in/wristband stand at the entrance?). Well the guy appears to relent, siding his camera and continuing with the vibes of the show, but maybe said a thing or two to defend his dignity (I would do the same thing if I'm being single out and barked at in front of a band in the middle of a song), but this wasn't enough for that security person. \n\nNext, all I saw was him being drug sideways and backwards by his collar and camera strap by this bouncer--as punk and disrespectful as I've ever seen, and I've been around enough to see people getting arrested in the big clubs for slinging.\n\nSo what's the deal with the hostility? I'm waiting on Bunkhouse to answer a few tweets. I feel like there should be someone turning people away from the get-go with cameras and allowing them to re-enter as long as they know professional recording isn't allowed. As a photographer, I don't appreciate seeing something like this being so man-handled, because I know how expensive his camera probably was and I'm hoping he isn't going to have to replace it from this event.\n\nSo the concert goes on, and let me tell you, Blonde Redhead puts on one HELL of a show, and leaves the stage. Of course we're cheering, clapping, and chanting at the tops of our lungs for their return, and sure enough, after what I feel like is the longest mid-set pause I've ever experienced, they return to blow our minds yet again with two more songs... but then something else is awry. I can see the change in their faces. Their demeanors trouble me... they can't hear themselves anymore. The monitors are off and they don't know why.\n\nAll the other equipment is working, and Blonde Redhead, who we've cheered in agony to return and bless us for just a little longer on stage, are all puzzled as can be... Someone said something was spilled on the monitors? Another said they weren't working? Then people started getting angry. Bunkhouse cut them off because it was 12:30 and they wanted to close...\n\nSo what am I left to think after such a night? Should I ever return? I've got tickets for RJD2 next weekend, but am I going to get jumped by that flat-billed shyster if I tell him I think he's rude? Why would the new management be overlooking such an un-accomadating and hostile environment?\n\nI'm waiting for a few tweets to Bunkhouse to be answered, but actions speak louder than words, and I doubt I'll be such a loyal fan if antics such as these continues to be the norm...
Group - estacade


Text - WOW!!  Its about time a unique and delicious restaurant moves up in our area!  I mean there are many wonderful restaurants up here that are great.....but....Soul Cafe has great, fresh, food with reasonable prices, and they offer a very unique menu that we love! The menu they offer is very special and different from most, the salads sound fantastic!  My husband and I have been to this restaurant 3x's this week.  2x for breakfast and tonight for WEDNESDAYS FRIED CHICKEN!  It was amazing.  Of course I ordered the country gravy on the side....but I could not resist using most all of it!  And its ALL YOU CAN EAT....the portions were large, so neither of us could possibly ask for 2nd's! We enjoyed every bite!   \nBreakfast is also amazing!  The pancakes are so light and fluffy.  My husbands favorite was the burrito, it was huge and he ate it all up!  My son-in-law ordered their famous BLOODY MARY....and is was the most unique yet outrageous bloody mary I have ever seen or tasted.  I tasted his and had a hard time giving it back!  I would have ordered my own...but normally I never really go for a bloody mary!  go figure....delicious!  \nTo top it off, the staff offers excellent customer service and the Chef herself has been out every time we have been there making sure everyone is delighted with her food!  \nI can't wait to go back and try out the salads!  I noticed the price point on the salads is also excellent!  I am already thinking about which salad I should try first!  They are all up my ally!  Kale and beets.....or the WEDGE.....or....hum...yum!   I highly recommend this restaurant as it offers something most restaurants don't.....a very unique menu!
Group - panpsychic
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Big bunch of family over so we created our own buffet!  Shrimp biryani, veggie biryani, tandoori shrimp and tandoori chicken, chicken tikka masala, palak paneer, samosas, raita, and lots of naan (plain, cheese and garlic).  Everyone loved the chicken...which I don't eat, but others said it was good.  I loved both biryanis and the paneer with raita over it.  I also loved the naan dipped in masala sauce! SO glad it's close to home!