user: Q: negative

A: Went here for late night hunger pangs but was disappointed with the quality for the price. Wasn't worth feeling crappy later

Q: positive

A: Bearing in mind the slating I've given George Street in general, I'll put myself down for a "pleasantly surprised" vote with regards to the Candybar. It wasn't particularly great or memorable, but I did quite enjoy my time here.  The decor is equal parts trendy and tacky, if a bit less over the top than other George street joints, making it feel a bit more relaxed than some of it's neighbours. It's still very much in pursuit of the beautiful people, though the fact that they had "all food under a fiver" menus and a laughably easy pub quiz going, suggests that a less fabulous crowd is also welcome, at least during the week.  The cocktail menu was fairly rudimentary and full of the cosmos and French Martinis that more serious cocktail bars tend not to do anymore. I got the impression though that that's what they're trying for here, and the general lack of pretence in the atmosphere was quite refreshing. Even the staff were quite courteous and friendly, a trait practically unheard of round here.  I'd probably steer away from the food, the low prices and fairly unappetising selection told me pretty much everything I needed. A goats cheese and red pepper wrap would have to be seriously cheap for me to even consider nibbling at it, and everything else was similarly mediocre looking.  It has it's faults, and they're fairly numerous, but to be fair I did find this quite a nice and relaxing bar to while away an hour or so. Due to it's location I expected to hate it, but it's not bad at all. Not sure If I'd feel the same on a Saturday night though.

Q: positive

A: If you're looking for an inexpensive yet yummy breakfast or dinner near the strip, look no further! Their steak and eggs are delicious! We ate here twice during our stay. We will definitely be returning on our next Vegas trip. The reason why I didn't give it 5 stars is because both times we arrived the hostess clearly saw us but it took her a good 5 minutes to acknowledge us. A simple "I'll be right with you" would have been much appreciated. The waitresses are very nice!

Q: negative

A:

assistant: Not sure how to go about this review. Asiana Market definitely has quite an extensive selection when it comes to a variety of food items that you can't get in a normal American grocery store. However, I'll just explain my experience and let it speak for itself.  I went to the market to get some fish and spices for an Indian fish fry. I went to the fish counter and saw two Asian guys cleaning some fish. They saw me and continued to clean the fish. I stood there for 3 - 4 minutes figuring that they would help me when they had the opportunity. However, when an Asian lady approached the counter, one of them immediately put down his knife and went to help her.   I didn't think too much about it... I thought maybe he was helping out the lady first. But when he finished helping her, he immediately turned around and went back to cleaning his fish. I was stunned. And when another Asian guy approached the counter a few seconds later, he put down his knife again and went and approached the other guy.    I interrupted him and demanded that he get me my fish. He did so begrudgingly, and just threw it on the counter and turned around to help the other guy again. I paid, and will never go back.