if you're traveling solo, don't even bother. If you're choosing to share rooms with strangers which I did, you just might be kept awake by others socializing... my experiences at this place were varied, but that wasn't the only problem. Shared bathroom / shower, sharing rooms with STRANGERS, mild odor in the room.... hostels aren't for me. So I won't be staying in one ever again. This is not to say you wouldn't like staying at a hostel, maybe even this one. despite the very low price and free breakfast ( less than $20 / night), I'll warn you that you do get what you pay for.

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This place is a DUMP. Don't stay there. All the bad reviews of this place are too nice. Be afraid, be very afraid. I actually worked for Harrah's club when Bill Harrah was alive. He would have fired the Quad's hotel staff. This place is just shamful. We changed hotels and wouldn't spend one night. It may have been less expensive than other hotels but at what price to your health or personal standards? The only positive note about this experience was Christopher Lenzo, the Guest Services Manager at Harrah's hotel and casino. He was able to find us a room at the Flamingo that was much nicer and cleaner.

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I love subway restaurants but this one had to be one of the worst I have ever been in. Maxwell was are worker, and he was incredibly rude. Not only did he make us wait for him to make the bread when we were the only ones inside, he also didn't ask of if we wanted our sandwiches toasted but preceded to anyways. He also refused to put extra cheese on our sandwiches. Then when the sandwiches came out of the toaster oven, the cheese had slide off and he didn't do anything about it, all the vegetables were old and lettuce browning, they didn't have a lot of the sauces. The worker was extremely rude the entire time, and not just to me but everyone that came in.You would figure in Las Vegas where there are always a lot of people coming in the subway would try to hire better employees and keep the ingredients fresh.

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My trip to Montreal may have ended and I am no longer in the area, but fond memories of my brunch at Cachitos keep playing over and over again in my head. They have excellent customer service, welcoming you and offering a sample as soon as you walk through the door, enticing you to order. I ordered the Combo that comes with 2 cachitos (I chose beef and the Spinach-Ricotta), a lentil soup and a beverage. Everything was really good. The lentil soup will literally warm you from the inside out. I really liked the Spinach-Ricotta cachito, but the beef one was a bit dry. You definitely need the mayo sauce they give you on the side for dipping. The above fed two of us and we were quite happy-full. With an extra order of a caffe and a bite-sized dulce de leche cupcake, our bill rang us up to only $13 for all of this deliciousness! Seating is limited, so you may have to have a backup plan to take out in case all the tables and chairs are filled.
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