Case: Definitely won't be back. My friend and I had the steak burrito and another friend the chicken. Steak tasted like it could've came from a can (not that it did bit could've lol). \n\nPaid $1.25 for a little teeny thing of sour cream (takeout order). $21 total for 2 steak burritos,  fries and sour cream. Had I known before we got back home I definitely would not have put that on my tab. \n\nFries we're greasy...they looked burnt but didn't taste like it. My friend with the chicken burrito enjoyed it. All meals came with chips and another teeny thing of Pico de Gallo. I was so hungry I ate half of the burritto and then stopped....it was pretty bad. Granted we got there a half hour before they closed but that shouldn't be an excuse :(
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Case: I consider this the best japanese restaurant in Vegas.  After living in SF for 6 years, I pretty much gave up on good non-chain/franchise restaurant dining...until Raku.  The Agedeshi tofu is a must- I even order my own.  I'm usually just stay with the Robata grill items- basically all things skewered and grilled.  These items have a nice smoked flavor too them.  Things are reasonably priced for the quality of the food, but be careful, it can add up.
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Case: I was disappointed in this restaurant. I realize that it's pub food, but still. I think that, like everyone has said, Gordon Ramsay needs to come back and whip the ex Hell's Kitchen winner back into shape. \n\nWe made a reservation for 1 pm and we wound up missing one of our people. We told our waiter that we were just going to order/eat without him, and it took so long for him to take our orders. \n\nMy fiance liked the bangers and mash, the fish and chips were a little sour tasting (weird). If you go, you should order the duck poutine, that was the best thing!
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Case: Aces & Ales is off the beaten path, but is a great place for craft beers.  They have a lot of beers that you can't find anywhere else in town.  The staff is friendly and knowlegeable.   The food is quite tasty as well.  They also host a lot of events where breweries like Stone and Lagunitas come in, take over the taps and have meet and greets with the owners and brewmasters.  It can get a little pricey, but that's the price of good craft beer.
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Case: Excellent food, excellent service.  It's hard to find good food in Vegas without heading to a five-star restaurant.  I'm a big food critic, and this place is absolutely excellent.
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Case: Unless you plan on buying a $5000.00 bike or need to overpay for a small selection of limited products, don't bother coming here. \nMy first experience with BR was several years ago when I decided to get into the sport of cycling. I went to this local bike shop to get some advice on what kind of bike I should get. As soon as the guy heard me say I had a sub-$1000 budget, I was treated like a 2nd class citizen. I promptly left\nMy second experience came this past fall when I was suckered into buying a groupon for a $25 tune-up special. Within 2 minutes of calling the shop to set up an appointment, I was told I would probably need an upgraded tune-up that would cost extra. Really? You haven't even seen my bike yet and I didn't mention any malfunctioning components. When I drop off my bike, the mechanic spends about 5 minutes looking it over and tells me that I'll\nneed a new chain and a new rear cassette. I tell him to do the tune-up, replace the chain and that's it. No mention of the upgraded tune-up at this point. When I return to pick my bike up, I'm handed a invoice for the new chain and of course $50 more for the upgraded tune-up. After I pointed out that I never agreed to an upgraded tune-up, the mechanic asked his boss how to \""correct this guy's mistake\"". I promptly pointed out that the mistake was his and I refused to pay for anything I didn't authorize. \nI WILL NEVER SPEND ANOTHER DIME IN THIS PLACE!
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The gardens are lovely to look at sculptures, plants furniture, a lot of the items found there can be quite overly priced though. So yeah it's sometimes nice to \""just look\"" there is also just more than garden sections to look at, they have a pet area to which birds, fish, and other caged animals can be found. As well as an outdoor shopping area. \n\nThere is also a cafe is at the rear end of the building. The food... Is very mediocre though the cakes served are of a higher standard. 7 items are usually the building point to the breakfasts served. Though the way of ordering does somehow remind me of school procedures. (Lining up with a tray and asking for the items) It can be very busy on a Sunday morning queues can sometimes be hectic so be prepared to fight and scwable for a seat... Or arrive early to avoid the wait.\n\nEvery year they make Santa a resident for a few weeks building up to Christmas. Which is lovely for the kids. Starts with an opening parade outside lasts merely 10 minutes. Then few weeks later you are able to make an appointment to the grotto to where the kids are guided through the \""North Pole\"" where they meet Santa at the centre and have a chat/pictures and receive a gift. (Usually of good choice).