Q: Burgers were good. Nice to actually get a medium rare burger these days. Tater tots good too, but $2 additional for sweet tots. Kind of in line with everything else though, expensive! We were there for happy hour and they did have the American burger with fries for $8, no tots. Happy hour card on table indicated $4 drafts. Apparently that only applied to select varieties and nowhere did it say which brews. Bud Light? All our beers were $7 for a pint! That's not happy hour. Decent neighborhood sports bar but probably won't go back.

A: negative

Q: I don't like being negative, but I don't mind telling the truth. The most mediocre Pho I've ever had. And some of the crappiest service around...unless you're asian. I absolutely dislike saying this, but it was so clearly apparent. Our waiter was a jerk! In the entire restaurant, there was only our table and one other table that wasn't asian. Both tables were neglected and weren't even given chopsticks. Come on!!! White people can't use chopsticks? Our waiter also forgot my sister in laws noodles and two beverages. How do you just forget an order that you wrote down? And my Beef Pho wasn't very flavorful and the beef was nearly inedible. It was so fatty and chewy. But, it was inexpensive. $7-something and came with add-ins. Like jalapenos, basil and mung beans. There's also house made sauces and spicy pepper sauces like Sriracha. And I guess you need to go stupid early, because A) Parking is a Nightmare and B) there's a 6 p.m. dinner rush which means you will be smushed in the doorway with a bunch of grumpy people for an hour. It's also open 24 hours and located within Las Vegas's China Town. All in all...I'm not recommending this place if you want good Pho or if you're not asian? I totally don't understand the reviews. Because apparently the clueless white folks are getting the crappy scraps or something.

A: negative

Q: Here we go again. So many people told me how good this place was. I don't know what they are eating or what they are comparing it to, it is horrible. Jay P. who says he is from DC, nailed the description of the omelette perfectly. The service is abysmal, which really hurts a restaurant such as this. When you can't fall back on the food to be good, and your service fails you, you have nothing left. The name implies 'french." One bite of a croissant tells you it should be called La Pillsbury. The coffee is good, but it is no secret, it's Kickapoo, which is a pretty good coffee. The bland food, the horrible croissant, the uninteresting and dated selection of menu choices does nothing to bring me back, and it won't.

A: negative

Q: I'm in a quandary about Scratch. I walked over there for lunch today...my first time trying out Scratch. The note on the counter said "please be seated" so OK. I sat at the communal table in the middle of the room and waited...and waited...and waited. Ten minutes by my watch. Nobody behind the counter or taking food out looked at me, or acknowledged me. So, I decided I must be doing it wrong. I walked up to the counter to order and was told by the man behind the counter that "no, we wait on you" but he nicely took my order (sandwich and coke), and let me pay (BTW, I included a 20% tip up front, when I paid with my card, so I was trying to be proactive about getting good service...lesson learned) and said they would bring things out. I waited...and I waited...and I waited, while several people came in, seated themselves, were brought place mats, utensils, ice water, and their orders taken and their drink orders brought out. I finally walked back up to the counter and asked to at least get my drink order...profuse apology from the man behind the counter, gave me a bottle of coke which turned out to be frozen solid. Another trip to the counter. By this time you can only smile at the comedy of errors. They finally brought me a place mat and the rest (no, ice water never showed up), and then finally the sandwich. I suppose the sandwich, which was good, on good bread, well made and tasty, is the reason to give Scratch the benefit of the doubt and give them 2 stars (the service was below 1 star). The little salad they serve with the sandwich was fresh and the vinaigrette was tasty, so that was nice as well. Was it $11.00 + tip for a small sandwich good? Well, that is my quandary. I think at that kind of price point, the sandwich needs to be terrific, not just good. And, the service should at least be adequate, and it was nowhere near adequate. So, 2 stars for now, and maybe I will go back and try it again in a few months.

A:
negative