Text - I use Yelp fairly often but have never posted a review... until now.  This was by far the most horrible hotel I have ever seen.  There were cockroaches everywhere!  Most were dead but there were a few live ones.  We didn't stay the night, didn't even feel comfortable opening our bags for fear we might let who knows what else into our things.  DO NOT EVER STAY HERE!!!  GROSS, GROSS, GROSS, GROSS, GROSS!!!
Group - overfed


Text - McAlister's Deli is pretty boring and doesn't have many vegetarian friendly options in general. But they have always had a really nice, helpful staff and service is fairly quick.\n\nDecor is the same at almost every location, but I like it, perfect for a sandwich shop. McAlister's is also very kid friendly, that's the only reason I frequent here... whilst babysitting picky eaters!! Since the food is pretty bland, kids like almost everything on the menu.\n\nI had the Four Cheese Griller... not bad as long as it's still warm. McAlister's does have one thing going for them... ICED TEA!\n\nThe parking at this location is limited.
Group - overfed


Text - I've been coming her a long time for a hearty comfort meal of great garlic bread, chicken parmesan, and pasta. Usually I get the salad which comes with the main course, but this time I opted for the pasta/bean soup. Next time I will go back to the salad as I thought the soup should have had more beans. \n\nThe main three items, though, never disappoint and unless I am super hungry, even the lunch portion causes me to take some home with me. \n\nOn this last occasion I arrived for a 1pm lunch meeting with two others. Most of the lunch crowd had cleared out and the waiters were setting up for the dinner hour. It was annoying that on this occasion I had to put some effort into getting the waiter's attention for a water refill. Otherwise, the service was friendly and efficient. \n\nOf course, I will be back.
Group - Plumiera


Text - I just tweeted:\n@LVHelpGro \n@wadapho your brisket really is ridiculously #Pho-licious! https://www.facebook.com/rick.passo/posts/735566056470089 ... great meeting you @FirstFridayLV cc @FoodHubLasVegas\n\nReally great ingredients, wonderfully conceived fusion dishes, creative marketing, good people, amazing & fun vibe.  What is not to like about this Las Vegas Food Innovation??\n\nThis truly is an awesome addition to the Las Vegas Food Scene! :)
Group - Plumiera


Text - Rawhide used to be a great place and tradition to visit in October to celebrate all the October birthdays in our family. The food and music was good and a walk in  the town was fun, especially this time of year.\nThe menu has changed and my favorite (flat iron steak) is no longer available. They give boring  dinner rolls with dinner now instead of the yummy corn bread. My husband thinks the new menu is better. I disagree. \nDuring this visit we hadn't even had a chance to order our drinks before the pedaling magician was at our table doing tricks for tips. The kids enjoyed the tricks, but we would have appreciated if he let us get settled in first.\nNow they charge $5 to park in their empty lot and the town is no longer decorated for Halloween, no more headless horseman or coffins. They don't even do the haunted  train ride anymore. It is easy to see why Rawhide is now a ghost town.
Group - overfed


Text - Too small=too crowded\nBouncers=rude\n$30 cover charge=not worth it\nbeer & cocktails=too expensive...even for Vegas\nmusic=ok\nGallery Night Club=never again
Group - overfed


Text - When we first started planning a group vacation in Vegas for about 60 people flying in from all across the continent, I thought the whole thing would be a gong-show, and an expensive one at that. The bulk of the crew were staying at the Flamingo with a group rate but my roomie and I managed to stumble across amazing deals at the MGM that completely won us over. $69/night for a double occupancy room (for two of the four nights)? That's better than I can get in my hometown.\n\nThe rooms were impeccably clean, offered enough furniture for us to feel like home rather than just two beds and a television, and staff seemed to be at our beck and call. You know, including the night that we ended up back in the room at 5am after a theme party, me with fake eyelashes now gluing one of my eyes shut (we were eighties glam rockers, for the record) and we decided that ordering a pizza would be a GREAT idea. The lady who brought the food up laid water on our bedside tables and seemed quite genuinely interested in our tales of debauchery from the night.\n\nActually, we ordered that pizza using their iPhone app as we walked down the strip and they were more than happy to accommodate us despite not being in ideal conditions to be on the phone talking to anyone.\n\nOh - and while I don't completely love the poor lions cooped up in their habitat, it was HILARIOUS when we walked by during a time that they weren't in their pen to see that the MGM has average joe's pop into the habitat and pretend to be lion's in their absence. Amazing.\n\nWell played, MGM. We'll be back.
Group - Plumiera


Text - Food is good but portions are kind of small. Price is fair
Group - Plumiera
Classify the following: I'm a fan; I had a pleasant experience! I even had me some of those bottomless steak fries I kept hearing about. Now that I think about it, I may have had every type of fry they offered... And some onion rings. \n\nThe bottomless rootbeer float is a good choice of beverage. My choice of a gourmet burger was the Sauteed 'Shroom which I thoroughly enjoyed. Whenever there's a mushroom and swiss on the menu, I always make sure to try it. And let me tell you, there was an abundance of mushrooms in my burger. I'd say there were about three fistfuls! I am not exaggerating.\n\nThe reviews here, so far, are pretty mixed, but I'd have to say that my experience resulted in a good meal. My server was lovely and accommodating. My friends and I were content, so I'm glad to have a Red Robin closer to my neck of the woods.