Q: Food was ok. Service is terrible just as all the other reviews have indicated. All the people that work here look like they hate their lives and their jobs. Prices were also high, but this was expected as the restaurant is inside a major hotel. The honey pork pancake wrap was pretty good. The chicken lomein was a little bland. Overall, we wouldn't eat here again. But for a convenient location, it wasn't that bad.

A: negative

Q: This may have been the best hotel I walked through while in Vegas. The structure was gorgeous, they have gondola rides outside and madam toussauds is attached! So many of my favorite things. The actualy structure of the building is beautiful and tries to represent Venice as best as it can with the miles of casinos. If/when I go back to Vegas, I would love to stay here and give it a shot.

A: positive

Q: Love Love Love this place. And it is open 24 hours! I wish I could exclusively support businesses that are open 24 hours but that would reduce me to Amelie's and the Waffle House, so I've got to be realistic. But, at the very least, I try to throw as much support to Amelie's as I can. Despite what some other reviewers have said, I love the decor here. It is cleverly done vintage/DIY/Shabby Chic, and it works. It has lots of different rooms, each with their own feel. You can decide if you want to be in a quiet study room, a quiet conversation room, an atrium or the bustling business end. Fantastic. I have been this place quite a few times, too, and have always had excellent service, so not sure what these other gripes are about. It does get busy at peak hours (weekend afternoons), so take that into consideration. But, of course, you can always go at 2am, as well :) And the food is great, too. I highly recommend the Napoleons, tea cakes, salted caramel brownies, twice-baked croissants, hot chocolate, their soups and the breakfast egg sandwiches. Also, I often stop by to get a frozen baguette which you can pop in the oven and eat at your leisure later on. My only nits are that I think their prices are a bit high, and I don't love their vanilla strawberry minicake (too much icing that needed to be served at room temperature (not chilled) and not enough strawberries and delicious cake). These minor issues though, do nothing to detract from the overall awesomeness of this place.

A: positive

Q: We sat on the patio and it's really an attractive looking spot. Romantic and cute. The appetizer was delicious, our cocktails were strong and tasty, and my entree (the flank steak) was pretty solid. I wouldn't say amazing. I probably wouldn't order it again. But, for that moment in time, it did what it needed to do. My only complaint? It's a weird one. I kept getting hit by water. I was very confused for the first ten minutes. I kept telling my girlfriend that it was raining and she thought I was crazy. At one one point a giant drop hit my right hand, and she saw it happen (thank god.) The waiter, walking by me, must have overheard me say something about it and he causally mentioned, as he continued to briskly walk by our table, "there's a pool on the roof." The couple next to us suddenly piped up, and told us that they too had been getting sprinkled with pool water all night. When the pool water hit my dinner plate, I started to wonder, "why aren't they telling people about this?" I mean look, it's one thing to have a pool above your customers that's drizzling on them. It's another to ask "inside or outside" without casually mentioning, "oh, the front row is in the Shamu splash zone." Just tell people, Virtu! That way we can make an informed decision.

A:
negative