Q: positive

A: Saw the Terry Fator Show last night for his 3rd Anniversary at The Mirage. Very entertaining and the way he sings each characters voice..truly amazing! I would suggest this show for children that are over the age of 13...just because there is some sexual innuendo. Love Winston the turtle and thought that Monty Carlo was a fun new addition to the cast of puppets. The seating in this showroom is awesome! The chairs are comfortable and wide..not cramped where you bump elbows with your neighbor. For me I would suggest this show for a fun night out in Vegas!

Q: negative

A: Have eaten here about 4-5 times already and always try a new entree, but always leaving hoping for more.., This location is within walking distance from my house which makes it ideal, but this place is only good for drinks and appetizers (however the mixed drinks are about $7.50-$8.50). Entrees seem to be either too soggy or too dry (sandwiches/quesadillas). The aioli fries weren't very fresh either. Overall never had a great experience in the five times I've been there. Always mediocre food. But lots of TVs..

Q: negative

A: The place looked ok from the outside. The inside was nice. It is not small child friendly. When we walked in with our three boys(8,5,2) there appeared to be shear panic on the lady's face. I think it was the two year old that threw them. For starters I had to go get a highchair myself(they didn't think to even ask) and then they tore apart this little storage unit looking for some crayons and paper for the boys. Service was ok at best. The food was ok at best. Overall was ok...at best. I wouldn't say it was the worst like so many other reviews but not real high on the list. On the fence if my wife and I will go back to give it another shake, but without the boys. That is to bad too, our small boys actually like chinese food were as most small children don't.

Q: negative

A:
My review is of the Christmas prix fixe dinner. For $26 you get appetizer, soup or salad, choice of entree, dessert and "a cocktail." I put quotes around that last item because a lot of the people in my group of 16 ordered a cocktail with dinner, only to find out after getting the check that we were charged $6 per drink. We asked our waitress about what obviously looked like a billing error and she said that those of us who had ordered an iced tea or a soda before ordering our cocktail were charged separately for our cocktails because that soda or iced tea counts as "a cocktail" for the menu's purpose. What the what? Since when have Pepsi and Lipton manufactured cocktails? Very dishonest way for Primarily Prime Rib to make more money off of a fixed-price menu. If they and the menu would've been honest upfront and said "one beverage (alcoholic or nonalcoholic)," there wouldn't have been any problem; some of us would've still ordered a cocktail, knowing it was going to be charged at full price. As for the food, the spinach dip was good; the salad was salad; the turkey dinner was okay--stuffing tasted like gooey Stove Top, cranberry sauce tasted like oversweetened cranberry jelly, baked potato and mashed potatoes were good; the chocolate cake was superrich and tasty. If not for the "gotcha" with the drink situation, I would give them another star.