user: Q: negative

A: This being my first race truly tainted my entire expectation and experience. I have a lot of friends who have raced other RnR events, and also this one last year and all of them had glowing words to say about their experience. I am wondering what happened this year? Did the organizers get greed? Bit off more than they can chew? For whatever reason, this is one to avoid in the future.  1. Sanitation issues through out the course. Volunteers (god bless them) were scooping water from bins lined with trash bags. A lot of runners were sick after the race.. It was a puke fest at the finish line, inside the Mandalay Bay, and on cab lines. I had to all of a sudden throw up at the lobby of the Luxor (oops sorry) .  2. Picture taking right at the finish line, blocking all runners from taking shelter from the cold!? Are you kidding me?!? There was a stand still at the finish line because of this. And to replenish out bodies, we were provided the greenest bananas they can find!   3. Stand still for 2 hours inside the Mandalay BAy. Fire hazard! Medics could not get to people in need. Runners throwing up everywhere. The new Michael Jackson Cirque show also had its opening weekend. So while 44k plus runners were trying to leave the hotel, it was welcomed by 8-10K plus show goers either exciting the show or trying to catch the 10pm show. Poor planning!  4. Ran out of medals!?!? Can you imagine training for moths and not get one at the finish. I know it seems childish cause "its just a medal" but seriously folks the reason why they ran out, was because they over sold the event!   peace out.

Q: negative

A: My wife and mother in law went to this location today, online shows a wait time of about 11 minutes on the average.  They spent 5 1/2 hours there today and received some of the worst customer service.  After several hours of waiting, they see the doctor and he is inching his way towards the door as they are talking to him.  They ask a nurse "how much longer" and her reply was "as long as it takes me!"  She broke her toe, got a splint, crutches and a prescription.  Since my wife breast feeds she took our 8 month old baby with her, thinking, since its in the name, "QUICK".  Now my son is sneezing and his nose is running.  I've found a contact email on Facebook and emailed them and will see if anyone responds.

Q: negative

A: So...it's been almost a month since my most recent visit and my anger is finally starting to subside long enough for me to update my past review for this place. I should also note that I have eaten at Capo's (both locations) many times since my first review. It had become a place we take out of town guests, celebrate birthdays, and basically go for our "favorites" on "just because nights". I have also recommended this restaurant to everyone I encounter that is looking for a great experience and great meal. Well, that is now in the past.  When Valentines Day started to approach this year Capos was the front runner for our night out. We made reservations two weeks in advance and then about a week before we called to add another couple to our guest count. We were all so excited and looking forward to it!! Both people on the phone were very nice and we added to our reservation with ease. We always order the same things when we go and we were looking forward to sharing the evening with good friends.  When we arrived we were quickly led to our table. As we settled into our table we realized that a paper menu had been placed in front of us as opposed to the regular one. When the back server came to the table first to fill our water glasses we told him that we were not given menus. He began to tell us that the regular menu was not available that evening and the paper menu was the one that was. I quickly glanced at the menu noticing that our favorite dishes were no where to be found. It was clear that this was a special "set menu" with of course, inflated prices. When the server approached our table we asked politely if we could speak to a manager. Several minutes later a woman approached our table, presumably the manager. I began to explain that we had come to enjoy their wonderful regular menu and were disappointed that in the two phone conversations I had making the reservations NO ONE had told us that a limited menu would be served that night.  Ok...breathe....  The woman responded not with an apology or an offer of a solution, but rather, with insult to myself and my guests. She said that "we" should have just expected that because of the holiday there would be a set menu. She continued to explain that they had called many other restaurants in the area and that "80% of them were offering the same thing". To add further insult, she then pointed around the room at the other tables and said, "no one else seems to have a problem with it". That was it. That was the moment when Capo's went from my favorite restaurant in the city to one I will never eat at again. My party and I got up and left of course and ended up at another great family owned, Italian restaurant in town where we enjoyed a wonderful four course meal with great wine, fantastic homemade food, and great friends.  I have been in the food and beverage industry for 13 years and I was completely shocked by how a manager could treat guests. Also, if you are going to have a "set menu" on a particular night, then fine, but inform your guests. To be quite honest, had we been told during the reservation process of the limited menu would would have just made a reservation for the following night (we were all off from work the next night too and the chance to order all of the stuff we come back for would have been worth waiting a day)

Q: positive

A:

assistant: I'm a frequent patron of T's.  They have been a constant drain on my income since I was 18 and lived across the street.  Friendly and knowledgeable staff that has been around for a few years.  They know what I like (whatever's cheap) and usually tell me what their specials are as soon as I come in.  There's also a good selection of beer for when I have a few extra dollars to spend on something fancy.