Text - Saturday night. Drink was ok. Bartender slapped a 27% tip on there. Signed for it then realized it later - not pleased, considering I was at a bar counter and not seated. C'mon. Drink was so so. Parking is a pain. Was here only because a friend's farewell gathering was here. Not coming back.
Group - Yamato


Text - Just got back from Vegas yesterday and the experience would not have been half as fun if I hadn't come across this site! I was pretty skeptical...I kept thinking, \""What's the catch?\"" It seemed too easy. Well it was literally just as easy as it seemed.\n\nMy sister and I went to three different clubs, three different nights (including a Friday) and didn't pay cover, hardly waited in line, and got free drinks until midnight each of the nights. All I had to do was email or text Chris which club I was interested in that night and everything else was set up through him!\n\nI will definitely be recommending this to anyone I know going to Vegas and it will be the first site I visit in any return trips of my own. You have nothing to lose by using this site..but everything to lose if you don't.
Group - metropolitanize


Text - Great food excellent service! Try the kababs chicken and ground beef.  Get there early to make sure you can get a seat.
Group - metropolitanize


Text - Nothing Grand about this buffet.  While serviceable, there are definitely better meals to be had in LV, buffets included.\n\nLike other LV buffets, MGM Grand Buffet has a wide variety of food to offer: crab legs, prime rib, turkey, ribs, shrimp, pasta, pizza, sushi, so on and so forth.  The prime rib was pretty good but, unfortunately, none of the remaining offerings were particularly special at Grand Buffet.  The crab legs are not as good as Bellagio's or Wynn's.  in fact, I'm not sure if this is a  sign of quality or what, but the crab legs at MGM didn't  pull cleanly out of the shells as they do at the aforementioned Bellagio or Wynn buffets.   I found myself spending too much time trying to pull the meat out of the shells, despite the fact that they are already split cleanly in half. The remainder of what I tried was ok, but nothing special at all.\n\nI go to a LV buffet intent on eating back any money I've gambled away, so I have higher expectations than this.  Like some other casinos, MGM Grand Buffet currently offers a buffet all day long.  For $30 ($40 on weekends) you can have mediocre buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner instead of just one meal.  Need to step it up MGM!
Group - Yamato


Text - Been getting haircuts here since 2005.  Good quality cut every time.  Steph is a great professional hair stylist.\n\nAdd to that TV screens all over the place with some ESPN around the clock.  How can you go wrong for $17 bucks?
Group - metropolitanize


Text - My dad and I went there for Breakfast.  It is a little hole in the wall joint which only seats about 15 people.  The prices are high for the amount of Food.  Three pancakes were $8.00 and they were not big at all less than half the plate.  My dad had a bowl of oatmeal which cost $5.50.  I was not impressed the food was just average nothing to rave about.  Also there is no parking except on the street which has meters and no bathroom you have to go to the hotel next door which has a bathroom.  It is very cramped and hardly any room.  I was impressed they had organic milk on the menu but beside this the food was just average.  I suggest not to make a special trip unless you're a DDD person and want to experience it like most of the customers were when we were there.
Group - Yamato
Classify the following: If the Aviary were larger or if it offered a student discount it could easily be a five star establishment.  An enormous collection of domestic and exotic birds, an intrinsic layout, educational without being dumbed down - but quite small in size and high in price.  Especially delightful was the indoor rain forest area and the ability to feed the Lories.  Great for a couple hours of fun, plus the ticket fee is going to a good cause.