Text - I absolutely never write bad reviews but I am seriously in shock by what happened this morning at this location. I bit into my omelet and bit into half of a roach! They quickly came to deal with it and still charged me for my meal. My total bill was $10, I can't believe that they actually charged me after finding a bug in my food. I did not cause a scene and I immediately stopped eating and my daughter did as well. The manager didn't even come to me  about the bug rather another waitress, when I went to pay I calmly and extremely quietly stated I was not paying for it and the manager then came and disputed me paying for this meal. The waitress we had was very good. Needless to say when they handed me the bill I then made a fuss. Gave them a chance to remedy the issue without me causing as scene but I feel because I was so calm about it they tried to take advantage of it. I'm sure this rarely happens but be careful what you bite into at this location!
Group - velleity


Text - The bottom line is simple. I've brought about a half-dozen friends here who previously didn't enjoy whisky at all, and every one of them has become a whisky drinker since. If you're already a fan, you'll be delighted with what you learn and drink; if you currently find the idea of drinking 10 glasses of straight whisky to sound awful, you will be pleasantly surprised with the experience.\n\nWhen I first had a tasting, I had already been a fan and collector of scotch whisky for about 8 years. I was astonished at how much I learned here, and how much it expanded the range of whiskies that I love. Now, I've gone 5 times, and I'm still learning new things.\n\nYou will leave the Whisky Attic with new knowledge that allows you to enjoy any liquor much more thoroughly and consistently. The value of this experience does not just come from the quality of whiskies that you get (though you will always get a good selection), but primarily from the tasting method that you learn. It's truly amazing.\n\nAdam and J.D. will give you a way to enjoy whisky tasting on your own, with no outside influence, discovering what you truly prefer, no matter what your preferences are. \""Good\"" and \""bad\"" are words you will never hear. The experience will not force anything on you. You will not be given tasting notes. You will learn how to taste and be free to taste whatever it is that your palate discovers. It's one of the most profoundly well-intentioned educational experiences I've ever had the privilege of enjoying.\n\nIt will probably blow your mind how different are the various whiskies from one another. You will likely end up wanting to have a few bottles of your own for occasional sipping. You may decide never to use whisky as a mixer again. Of all the reviews I've ever written on Yelp, this is probably the one about which I'm the most passionate. Go to the Attic. You'll love it.
Group - toadless


Text - A handful of restaurants? Check.\nA smattering of retail? Check.\nATMs up the wazoo? Check. \nTheaters to catch some sweet shows? Check. \nSome tables to people watch, and hang for a bit? Check. \nPotential for a huge event space? Check.\n\nYes, folks, this IS Founders Hall. More than an atrium in the Bank of America building, this expansive space also serves as the vessel for the above and a bangin' event space. I attended Art With Heart, which was hosted here, and it was quite lovely. Tons of shiny floors, open, expansive spaces and plenty of room to move around. Plus, there are multiple access points to enter Founders Hall (Hearst Tower, College St., Tryon St.). \n\nYou'll find retail from the major chains (Jos. A Bank) to the local options (Julie's, Ivy & Leo) as well as plenty of tasty options to grab a bite. If you're walking around Uptown, definitely take a gander through Founders Hall - if nothing more than to grab a seat and watch the bankers make their bank!
Group - toadless


Text - The California Scrambler...wow! I'm talkin' holy shit wow!
Group - toadless


Text - This place is small, has a poor selection, indifferent staff and perhaps most important, it smells. It smells bad. Like something is rotting somewhere. Now what I want to encounter in a place that sells food. Avoid this location for anything that isn't sealed somewhere else.
Group - velleity


Text - it was ok.  \n\nmussels were good.  service ok.  ambiance seemed dated.  worth a trip, but not sure i would go back.
Group - velleity
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Finally found a legit burger place in Las Vegas.\n\nThis past weekend was a early birfday celebratory weekend for my 23rd. For lunch, I decided to try out Holsteins, which is located right outside Marquee of Cosmopolitan.  \n\nThe restaurant atmosphere and decor was wonderful. There is a bar area. Lounge area with big chairs and couches. Inside were tables and booths.\n\nFood: \nAll the burgers looked good. I ordered the Rising Sun. Fried avocado, a south Asian sesame dressing with julienne carrots, spicy mayo, burger cooked medium. Comes with steak wedges or shoestring fries but instead, $2 for sweet potato. The burger was great! Perfect portion, and fried avocado did it for me. \n\nService:\nServices could have been better with more attention on guests, quicker refill on water, and corrected orders. My friend's burger was cooked too well however, the server took it back and brought over a new one.  \n\nOverall, I loved the atmosphere. I loved the food. AND I loved the company. The price is a little pricey though. 15+