Problem: The only thing I really like about this place was that it's inside the Bellagio (gotta love their pina coladas) and they gave me and girlfriends a shiz ton of drink tickets - which they let us use on Champs. We didn't stay long for more than a drink each. Place was filled with random people they pulled from the hotel. One of their promoters Brian Ratleff was a complete sleaze-ball and made tons of empty promises. There are far better nightclubs in Vegas - this, is definitely on the far end of the stick (at least for me).
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Problem: Absolute worst experience we had at a bakery. posted 4/30/2014 (updated 5/1/2014) Honeymoon Sweets was the bakery we were told we had to use in order to take advantage of the "included cake" with the package we had with our venue. The tasting they offer is one solitary cake, with chocolate cake on one layer and white cake on the other. That's it. White & chocolate to taste. Not exactly a "tasting." They also have spoonfuls of various fillings, but it was very difficult to see how they would combine given the limited amount of actual cake to take with each filling. And if you wanted something other than white or chocolate cake, you'd have to pay $15 for each flavor just to try it. This was not told to us ahead of time, so we left the tasting feeling deflated and very dissapointed, knowing we'd have to settle on what we wanted. Additionally, when doing our consultation, they were all about saying "no that isn't possible", "no that isn't included", or "we can do that but it will be $x more per serving." They use a tasteless buttercreme icing as well and are unwilling to do a traditional american buttercreme. Overall, they were a nightmare to work with, and had to be reminded constantly to respond to questions, whether via email or via phone. I wouldn't recommend Honeymoon Sweets to anyone.
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Problem: I am not sure what all the hype is about this place. The service leaves you starving -- literally. I was here once when it was packed and once when it was about 50% full. Both times it took 45-1 hour for the food to come from the kitchen. The food was alright, but not worth the wait. While drinks are good, they are certainly follow the restaurant theme of sloooow. If you are not starving or in a hurry, you can check out the atmosphere and stare at the people next to you while you both endure the down time between drinks, food and the next visit from your server.
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Problem: i walked in with my gf @ 9:15 on saturday night, ready to try this place out. i had heard some good things. there were 2 tables of people eating/drinking and one table finishing up. we saddle up to the bar, waited for a few minutes longer than we would have liked but nonetheless a waitress walked up to the bar only to NOT acknowledge us, grab four empty glass and casually waddle back to the servicing area. she then proceeded to do something other than even speak to us to let us know she would be back to take our order...im mean nothing, the height of rudeness. we waited for her to see us getting up and walked right out of that b!tch. i highly doubt i would ever go back unless someone i trust pleads with me to try it again. too bad to b/c we just moved onto their FN street. poor show frans, supremely poor show...booooooooooo!!! ::sticks tongue out like a little baby::
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