The Moffett Bros. just get me. Everything they do is amazing. I walked in here with my wife on Valentine's day with no reservation and was lucky enough to get a table near the bar. Decor- Beautiful, simple, and rustic.(pretty much describes it all) Apps- Olives and stuffed peppadew were both delicious. I am a huge fan of table olives. Pizza- cheese and sauce were good but the real star of the show was the crust/dough. Mains- We had the Fettuccini and Porchetta and the fettuccini was really a standout.. You will not be disappointed.

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I am completely and utterly dissatisfied with Cox (I will be calling them a different name from now on, but cannot write it on Yelp, you can guess). We basically have no other choice for internet and phone service where we are, and Cox is barely better than nothing. Barely. So I'll start with the good, as usual. The internet so far (it's only been 3 days) is a pretty good speed. Diablo III lags just a little, but other than that it is pretty good. Not sure about reliability yet because it's only been 3 days and we had an outage in our whole area today. So that remains to be seen... One good thing is, I showed up to pick up our modem and got 2 free phones and a cool tote bag. The bad. I have literally had to call Cox 8 times so far since beginning service. Count 'em 8! Each and every time I call, I am told something completely different. First the price was different from one day to the next. Then I was told service would be turned on one day, then the next, then it turned out to be the NEXT after that one. Finally, the last 4 calls involved me trying to set up my voicemail which I was told by 3 different people that my package included, then apparently it is not included unless I upgrade for another $20 a month. Completely ridiculous! I literally called once, was told we have voicemail, called again and was told we don't, called again and was told we do, asked for a supervisor and she said no we don't and attempted that upsell. I cannot describe in words how frustrated I am with "Cox" already. They are quickly putting themselves on My List and digging their own grave. And the ugly: I was told we have free local and long distance calls. We just moved here to Vegas a year ago, so our families are across the country. We had been calling them and when I spoke with the supervisor, she informed me it is 18 cents a minute for long distance!!! They did not tell me that!!! So, so, so frustrated. Frustrated isn't even the word. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is more like it. But we have no other choice, so we are stuck with "Cox" for 6 months. Le sigh.

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I have a love affair with Anthropologie. I only own one piece of clothing from this store, which cost me an arm and a leg. So if you see an amputee coming into the store next time you visit, you'll know it's me... and you'll know where my limbs went. In fact, I daresay that Anthropologie has hobbled many a shopper with their outrageous prices. So why do I give Anthro four stars? I CAN'T STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! Their home goods are so darn cute. Their clothes are so eclectic and funky. And I am SO too poor for this store. I spend most of my time in Anthro looking at price tags and heaving deep sighs. Oh, how I wish I had more money to spend. Maybe someday.

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I never thought I would say this at such a young age, but since I've grown to love good, quality service and exceptional food, I can confidently say that Gordon Ramsay Steak provided the best OVERALL meal I've had in my life, so far. My husband Sal and I are avid watchers of Hell's Kitchen (and most other GR shows), so we've been planning a visit to this establishment for several months when we decided to celebrate our anniversary in Vegas... After booking hotel and airfare, a reservation at GR Steak was the next logical step, right?! I noted that we would be celebrating our first anniversary, and it was not forgotten! We arrived early but were immediately sat at a Chef's Table facing the kitchen. The maitre d' wished us a happy anniversary, as did the hostess who sat us. We were promptly greeted by our server, Freddy, who also wished us a happy anniversary. He let us know that he had someone that would be helping him to (he was just as good, but I can't remember his name!). We were presented with the wine list, and the special Hell's Kitchen menu, but we both already knew what we would be ordering. I chose the Wellington - ever since Sal got me hooked on watching Hell's Kitchen, I've wanted to try the Wellington! Sal is a huge fan of a good ribeye, so naturally, he chose that. I also ordered the British Ale Onion Soup, and Sal got a side of mac & cheese. Let's just talk about the Wellington for a moment... It melted in my mouth! The meat was tender, juicy, and almost creamy. Not to mention the pastry was just perfect. Sal's Ribeye was equally as tender, cooked perfectly, and had just the right amount of seasoning to bring out the flavor of the meat, rather than mask it. Let's not forget that mac & cheese! Now, it's no secret amongst my families, I HATE PEAS! There, I said it. I don't hate them nearly as much as I hate cilantro, but still, I don't eat them. Ever. Well at GR Steak, I ate my words, and some delicious peas! Ugh, now I'm hungry! On to dessert! Freddy had been raving about the Sticky Toffee Pudding, so when I asked about the "cake", I was pleased at how well he described it. Though he said it was more like a "bread pudding" I would argue that the "cake" is more of a prune cake type thing. Either way, the overall experience of the dessert was magnificent. That's right - I used the word magnificent to describe a dessert! Bottom line, hands down, best meal I've ever had. Best service, too. Glasses were NEVER empty, servers were extremely pleasant, and the atmosphere was fun. Can't beat it. Totally worth the price for a celebration dinner!
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