Q: positive

A: Oh baby! Vegas has another Japanese restaurant that will surely make waves in the scene. It is not near Chinatown. It is not in one of the casinos. Instead it is located in the middle of Silverado Ranch. The staff is friendly and warm. Genuine service is rare. Yes, they do stumble in certain aspects, but the amount of attentiveness is inspiring. I didn't go long without refilled glasses, finished plates were removed, and a quick overview of each dish was offered upon presentation. The food is solid. I need to go back again to see if the consistency is there. If so, it would definitely be elevated to a five star review. Reasonably priced and generous are two ways to describe Yuzu. Between four of us, we ordered a bevy of items and had a feast presented to us. They course out well. Yes, we were the only ones left at the end of the night, so I wonder how that will play off at full capacity. Generally, my favorite items were all soy based. The Zaru Tofu is some of the best I've had. The use of yuzu kosho, grated ginger, chives, and their special sauce made for a well balanced dish. The Yuba Sashimi comes from the skimmed off top from the tofu making process. I might have finished off most of the plate while my party wasn't looking. I am not a huge fan of salmon, but their collar had me picking at both orders on the table. It is very generous. Picking is not a good description, because there was very little work in finding meat. The halibut carpaccio in a sauce similar to chimichurri was spectacular. Tender slices of white fish in a garlicy green sauce was almost perfect. It just needed a little more acid. The green tea buckwheat noodles are cooked perfectly. The sauce is light. Nothing overbearing. The black pig cutlet was good, just not the best. Same goes with the karaage. I would order them again, but with so many other choices, I could stick to the non meat items and fish. I am not sure if I should be happy that they are so close. I can see myself stopping by after work and eating my feelings on a regular basis.

Q: positive

A: I've seen this show so many times because when my family and friends come into town they want something affordable with variety and this show really has it all. It's a lot of fun and every time I see it there's something new to check out. One of my very favorite acts is turf who was on America's Got Talent and he does crazy things with his body and his dance moves are very cool. I also really like the hilarious Wally who hosts the show and has everybody laughing the entire time. He plays the keyboard with balls!!!!! He juggles all sorts of things but he's just a lot of fun. This is always a great option for visitors because you get a little of everything all in one show and it's also great for kids which isn't easy to find in Vegas nowadays. It's an affordable show and everybody will have a good time!

Q: negative

A: The Press Box won't impress you from the outside, & definitely won't impress you once you get inside. Think grungy sports bar when you enter & you'll be right on point. I went here with some coworkers for lunch during the ACC Tourney to watch the Heels play. Luckily, even though there isn't much room inside this place, there weren't too many people in here so we got our choice of seating. They had a decent smattering of tv's throughout, with an old projection tv in one area that looked yellowed from smoke abuse through the years. My food wasn't anything spectacular here but it was better than I expected based on the look of the place. Needless to say, our waitress/bartender was very nice & made us feel welcome in a place I felt out of place. She also quipped about the place being called "The Depressed Box" which I found pretty humorous & fitting. I wasn't of fan of this place, but I can see if you were a regular here then it could definitely be a nice little hometown bar to get away from the crowds while you grabbed a few cold ones. But The Press Box just isn't for me & I probably won't be heading back here too often.

Q: negative

A:
I ordered an iced Grande caramel macchiato with extra caramel which is what I usually order which usually comes to a little over $3. It was $7.78 here. In addition, they shook my drink and mixed it but I like how it's usually separated, and the cup was sticky. They don't have a card reader for Starbucks cards and need to manually enter your card number which takes forever. While I was at the counter a woman was complaining about how nasty and stale the pastries were. If you frequent Starbucks locations and enjoy the food, drinks, and atmosphere you should probably skip on this place and go somewhere else.