Q: positive

A: I wish we had this place back home! I'm now hooked on pasties! The hubs and I ordered the shepherd's pie and I got the chicken massala. It's a little on the expensive side and the portions aren't very big. We actually ordered a third shepherd's pie cause we were still hungry and it was so good! lol. The strongbow cider was also very delicious. We'll be going back here again next time we're in town.

Q: negative

A: Let me preface this with explaining that I rarely write negative reviews but this place definitely deserves one. The sales girl sold me a hair pony attachment that did not match my hair. She insisted it worked. When I got home and looked at my hair with the piece in good light it did not even come close! I even took it to my hair dresser and she could not believe she said it worked. When I went to bring it back they insisted that I wore it when all I did was take it out of the pouch and net. I told them that they should take another out of the package to see how it looks when it comes out of the package they refused and just kept insisting that I wore it . Obviously this store is only about making a buck -the customer service is awful and salesgirls have no Knowledge !

Q: negative

A: I always loved going to Maggiano's while living in LA. I have to say my most recent visit to the LV location will probably be my last. Reservations are a must, but the bar, reception, and dining areas are always so packed full of pushy people. The wait staff is so stressed out by all the drinks, bread, meals, desserts, and checks that they barely have a minute to be cordial. I equate Maggiano's with romance-dark setting, big booths, great music and good food. Well, sadly the place has turned into family heaven. There was every age group of child from infant strapped to his dad's chest, to toddlers in strollers parked in the isle, to children throwing tantrums, to teens glued to their iPhones. Sorry to say, just the sights and sounds of all these children during my meal turned my evening into a spectator event rather than a romantic dinner. I suggest keeping the kids with grandma or the babysitter, but probably most of the kids we saw were tourists so I think I will just try my luck at a different Italian restaurant off The Strip.

Q: positive

A:
Not too long of a wait, but a packed house, which was a good sign that Terrace Cafe is the place to be on a Sunday for brunch. Took my mom and her friend here since I've heard this is a great place to eat and treat! The atmosphere was very nice, spacious, and gave off a warm feeling. The food was very good! The coffee, however, not the best. The service was attentive and we never felt neglected for one second. I don't think they offer valet parking (like many of the other Piedmont Row restaurants), but the garage is right next to Terrace. All in all, great place and I will be back...just not for coffee.