Q: negative

A: I am sad to report this restaurant may have been good at one time but I went there tonight and it was not good at all. I went in around 8:00 pm and they only had 5 people at the bar with 2 sushi chefs and 1 server. they had all this open table but the server only gave me the smallest table they could find since i was only 1 person. it was my first time there so i did not know if the service would be fast or slow? so I ordered as much as i could at that particular time.. First I started with the apps which was: fried oysters which was too much panko and the oyster its self was small so all I could taste was the breading and not the oyster. Poki Salad: I thought it tasted like salsa and not poki.. but then again Poke means cubed in hawaiian so I let that go. I did however think that they did skimp on the tuna coz I couldn't even taste any tuna in there. for sushi I ordered: Tuna - it was the frozen kind Yellow tail which was good since they served me the belly part. Salmon - It was good Red Snapper - It wasn't snapper. It was Talapia. I asked the server if it was Snapper or Talapia and he told me that it was snapper. so I ordered it. then came out Talapia. Unagi (Eel) - it was bad to the point that it was spoiled. I put it in my mouth and then I spit it out. I told the server that it was spoiled and all he said was " so you didn't like it". No one even came to me to appologize. Octopus - Chewy and warm Squid - good but not great Tamago - sold out which says that the chefs are lazy at that restaurant. since egg is the cheapest and one of the more important netta at a sushi bar since that determines the quality of the restaurant. Tekka maki - no flavor. Natto - warm and no taste. the one bright spot for the meal was the sushi rice was made very good. not too mushy and not too hard. Since the rice is the most important ingredient to sushi. because Sushi means " Vinegared Rice". I'm sorry but I do not think I will be back to this restaurant every again. Also I only spoke english in there but I also speak Japanese and I could over hear the conversation that the chef and server was saying and I can hear that they were bad mouthing me.. So I would say becareful what you say cause someone might know what they are saying..hehe

Q: positive

A: Always excellent service, whether eating in or stopping in for take out. Love the hot and sour soup and the house special lo mein

Q: positive

A: ZEDD + Vegas (XS) + Friends = Best. Night. Of Your. Life. Saturday night. Party poppin'. Glitzy people. It was awesome. The venue was huge, amazing and just plain gorgeous Here's some tips: - Buy your tickets online ahead of time. They're actually really cheap compared to the exorbitant prices at the door. ZEDD Saturday night ended up being triple digits for guys. Guys in our group only spent $35.00 by buying early. - Girls. Buy your tickets too. It's only $25.00 online. Your promoter can only get you in so far. A lot of people (mostly girls) were turned away at the second door where ZEDD and the other bars were because they didn't have full access to the club because they were brought in by either promoters or by their charming good looks. - Yes, apparently XS has two sections, there's the outer club that everyone has access to, and then there's the inner ring that is only allowed for people who paid (stamps are given out at the main entrance by security). So you're shit out of luck if you didn't buy your tickets. P.S. ZEDD, you are an amazing SOB. ❤️

Q: positive

A:
Lone Mountain Discovery Park is a neighborhood park that is a gateway to Lone Mountain. It sits in the northwest part of the Las Vegas Valley off Jensen Street between Alexander Street and Lone Mountain Road. The scenery is more old West than Sun Belt City.This is a part of Las Vegas that resembles a scene from "The Waltons" more than a scene from "Oceans Eleven". Lone Mountain Discovery Park is surrounded by desert and ranch homes that sit on large lots. This is a neighborhood where the natural landscape keeps back the hyper development along the 215 Freeway and Craig Road (westernmost point is at the park). It is no discovery that if you add a stunning mountain to the landscape that you have a winning park. Lone Mountain Discovery Park celebrates Lone Mountain. It is connected to a perimeter trail that encircles Lone Mountain. This park is a gateway to Lone Mountain hiking. At the back of the park in the shadow of Lone Mountain, a right turn on the perimeter trail leads to the trail that climbs up to Lone Mountain summit. Follow the perimeter trail to the north facing of the mountain, and when the 215 is to the right, the trail up to the summit will be on the left. At the back of the park, a left turn on the perimeter trail connects to steep trails that lead to caves. The perimeter trail is also a special place for a hike or jog around Lone Mountain. Lone Mountain Discovery Park is also a nice neighborhood park in the shadow of Lone Mountain. There are plenty of picnic tables (unfortunately with graffiti carved in), trails for walking a dog, and a playground for children. The star of the park is the close up vista of Lone Mountain. I use Lone Mountain Discovery Park as my base for a hike to the summit of Lone Mountain and a hike around Lone Mountain. There is the perception that the activity here makes it a less risky place to leave my vehicle than the much closer trailhead at the end of Vegas Vista. I feel that the extended scenic hike to Lone Mountain increases the anticipation of the climb and acquaints me with Lone Mountain. If I am getting all this exercise climbing up a mountain, the extended walk is no sweat (not literally). Before and after the hiking, I enjoy relaxing at a picnic table. I recommend driving a distance to Lone Mountain Discovery Park when it is used as a gateway to hiking up or around Lone Mountain. It is not a discovery that a neighborhood park that is the hub of a trail that encircles a mountain is worthy of 4 stars. And it is no discovery that Lone Mountain Discovery Park is worthy of a place in the "Vegas Is Sun City " list.