Problem: OMG! It took me a long time to try this place and man I regret it. I always thought it was a tiny place, to my surprise its huge! It is modern Japaneses decor, good for gatherings and dates. Definitely will be returning. We had the Who's Your Ex Wife, Ex Girl Friend, OMG, Lake Mead, and Ninja all rolls were delicious.
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Problem: Unfortunately, this administrative fee will prevent me from ever going back. It's sad b/c I feel the care was really great.
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Problem: Pizzeria Bianco is frequently referred to as the best pizza in the world for a reason. it is dope as hell. I would wait hours to eat here (Three, to be specific.) I love the Pizzeria itself, and I love the bar next door. I want to live in these buildings, I want to drink all their imported sodas, and I want to make a machine that just shovels the goat cheese crostini and olives into my mouth in a constant, perfectly timed stream. mmmmmmmmm. And then I want to go have pizza of the finest caliber with pistachios and cheeses and basil and tomatoes and rosemary and mmmmmmmmmmmmm And I want to have fresh greens straight from some farm covered in a vinaigrette that I not only want to soak my freshly baked bread in, but also want to marinate my long luscious locks in it so that i may secretly take in the aroma on the way home as well. shhhh. thats not even gross.
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Problem: Have you ever been set up on a bad blind date? One where your friend swears that the other person is attractive and that you'll have a ton in common, only to find out that said date is slightly overweight, balding and into LARPing? That's how I feel about Table 34. Very few dining experiences have elicited such a negative response in my book. Probably the most offensive thing about this restaurant is the uninspired menu and ridiculous prices for the food on it. I was told that this would be strip-quality meals, only half the price. Granted, many of the food on the strip is expensive, but the Table 34 prices aren't much different. $25 for meatloaf? $30 for trout? I don't pay that much for dinner in the Bay Area, that's for sure. To top it off, the food isn't very good. Not sure why I ordered it, but the shrimp pasta I ordered tasted like something you'd get in a cafeteria, just some limp angel hair pasta with shrimp and heavy red sauce. Seriously, a home economics class could have made something just like it. My Mom's sole was slightly better and my brother really enjoyed his ribs, so not all was lost. The two stars are for the service. Our waiter was extremely nice, especially when our entrees didn't come out at the same time. There was a small snafu in the kitchen and he didn't want the food that was ready to go cold. Very thoughtful and honest. Bottom line: there are better, more affordable places to eat in Vegas. Table 34 is an overpriced Applebee's with less flair.
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