Q: negative

A: I have been here many times because it's right by my work and convenient to go at lunch, but I'm not going anymore - it's just not worth it. if you have to wait, there is no where to sit or stand basically. everyone is packed in there like sardines. I also don't like how the nail technicians try to push all th extra services onto you when doing the pedi on the last pedicure I got from them, my pinky toe was totally messed up and after about 2 weeks, my toe nails began to turn yellow (the polish that is). I hadn't been hanging out in the sun or anythign so there's no reason it should have done that. once I had the polish removed (somewhere else), my nails were fine, so it was definitely their polish. in addition, my friend had a gel manicure here and it chipped within minutes of leaving. I'm done giving this place chances

Q: positive

A: Great atmosphere especially in the early afternoon. Very chill with the potential to be a great party place. Ordered the classic Mojito and enjoyed every sip on a hot Vegas day. Prices are reasonable and the staff is not only easy on the eyes but very kind and helpful.

Q: positive

A: I loved staying here. Granted I'm a local but it really is the nicest place downtown. I got the cheapest room for the night and it was still one of the nicest rooms I've ever stayed at. The beds were comfy and the room beautifully decorated. The closet contained two bathrobes, luggage rack, extra pillow, iron and board, and an easy to use safe. I liked that there was a little vanity outside the bedroom so I didn't have to crowd the bathroom to put on my make-up. I think the best thing about this place is the pool. Sure it's small and getting a lounge chair might be a fight to the death when it gets busy, but it is so fun. Also if you don't know, the free towels are in the retail shop. I was suprised to find it was a salt water pool. There is a shark tank smack in the middle of the pool, and in the middle of the tank is an awsome water slide. I was suprised to find an elevator to the third floor to get on the water slide, so fat asses like myself don't have to huff and puff up three flights of stairs to have a bit of fun. At the end your going fast enough to go under, so be prepared. Salt water up your nose, hurts so good. FYI: They have been going through a re-model and face lift for a while now so if you do go, expect some noise.

Q: positive

A:
I'm a fan. We hit Caffe Boa this past Sunday for brunch. Was a bit bummed to not have the full menu but the food we did have was quite good. I also saw that they were members of the Slow Food movement. Definitely a good start. Began with a pitcher of sangria made with white wine. Was quite refreshing and tasty. Later swapped to red wine sangria made and was also quite good. Definitely give a look to the Sunday 1/2 price sangria pitchers and the bottomless mimosas & bellinis. As far as the food, I ordered the eggs benedict. The major difference was that the eggs were over a nice layer of San Daniele prosciutto. Killer dish. Eggs were poached perfectly. The prosciutto was a killer touch. Hollandaise was super yummy. It also came with a side of a couple slices of excellent tomato topped with a mound of burrata/mozzarella - hard to tell. Tasty. Would gladly order again. The Mrs. got the garlic egg scramble with salmon. That was also very good. The bread accompanying was great and a nice compliment. We also had our 2 & 5 year olds with us and it was a good spot for them. Was able to sandwich them on a long booth & worked out perfectly. Will definitely be back to sample more off the regular menu.