Q: negative

A: I used to love this place but they downsized the menu and it does not have a lot of options anymore. It's not a place you want to have a nice quit dinner either because it is very loud! The waitstaff is nice and does a good job taking care of you.

Q: positive

A: Great environment, great food, and good customer service.

Q: negative

A: Very very small.... maybe 10 total tables, but I've never seen them even 75% full. It's completely tucked away in the corner of the casino, so far away that it's almost like they don't want you to know it's there. Biggest let down, for me, is it's part of the luxurious MGM Grand Resorts (which I love), but the poker room doesn't allow you to accrue any player points/comps. My recommendation is to take a short 5-10 min walk over to the Aria and play there.

Q: positive

A:
I'm on the bandwagon - the Loveland bandwagon, that is... I'd read the reviews for this boutique since Paul B's FTR when they first opened back in July... and I finally made it in for a visit yesterday during my local holiday shopping! I met Althea, one of the owners, and she was super sweet... and has fantastic taste in clothing and accessories. Everything in the store is adorable and IMHO reasonably priced. I purchased a really cute ring and a t-shirt with a boston terrier on it (for my mom). I showed off both of these purchases on Channel 12's local shopping segment early this morning! Loveland carries mostly women's clothing and accessories but also some cute stuff for kids and dogs... they are just starting to carry some men's t-shirts too. The selection is fairly limited but really unique. I highly suggest checking out Loveland for your holiday shopping (they are having a big sale starting this Friday) and beyond. I'm sure I'll be back despite the fact that it's a bit of a drive... it is worth it!