Q: While on vacation, I decided to come here for a mani/pedi and was quite disappointed. I came on time for my appt and had to wait for a long time before one of the stylists basically admitted that they had forgotten about me. My pedi was good, but my manicure was really quite terrible. I requested the custom manicure to help my sandpaper dry hands, but the service really did not include anything special beyond a regular manicure. The stylist (older, larger lady with red hair) did a bad job- unattended cuticles, air bubbles, and uneven color. For a $60 manicure, I expect a professional, impeccable job. Especially when I can get a great mani and pedi at my neighborhood salon for $30. Will not be returning. OPTIONS:
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Q: AYCE Lunch 11:30am - 3pm $20.95 AYCE dinner 3pm - midnight $24.95 No time limit This place has by far has the best fish to rice ratio we've seen at a Las Vegas AYCE establishment as of yet! The rumors are true, they are a "Korean" ran sushi establishment, but don't let that sway you! I loved that they served up itty bitty rice portions with substantially thick slices of fish. They also have a decent selection on thier menu to choose from. Big plus that they also offer half sized rolls (4 pieces.) To top it off they had great service - they were extremely attentive and friendly from start to finish. Favorites: Salmon nigiri - loved the thick slice of salmon. Yuzu yellowtail - this was our favorite of the evening! Tamago - simple and enjoyable. Seafood salad - lots of fish, and the sweet marinated cucumbers were addicting. Miso soup - great flavor and piping hot. Baked green mussels - mussels were a little dried out, but great sauce and overall flavor. Baked scallop roll (half order) - simple CA roll with a tasty baked scallop and mayo topping. Lemon roll (half order) - simple CA roll with salmon and refreshing paper thin slices of lemon. Ama ebi (1 piece Per Person)/Dinner Only - Plump and meaty. Uni (1 order Per Person)/Dinner Only - sweet and fresh. Salmon belly (1 order Per Person)/Dinner Only - so incredibly buttery and sweet. Red bean ice cream - rich and creamy. I would stay away from: Oysters - It was super fishy and foul and wasn't fresh that day. Sarada lobster - hmm it tasted just like imitation crab meat to me. Bacon asparagus and bacon lobster skewers - 2 teeny tiniest little bits you can imagine per skewer (you can only order 1 of each skewer). Green tea Panna cotta - weak green tea flavor, not the right Panna cotta texture, more like flan. Black sesame blanc manger - nice black sesame flavor, just not sweet enough for my liking. Green tea ice cream - weak green tea flavor. OPTIONS:
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Q: I love Magpie. Great ambiance (cozy, romantic, vibrant), attentive and knowledgable staff and most importantly, amazing food. Not your "the bigger the better" type of place, magpie pays attention to taste first and foremost. The oysters are a must- the raw horseradish as garnish is genius! And the pizzas have just the right ratio of oil/cheese/toppings/dough. Recommended for dates or a place to bring your parents. OPTIONS:
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Q: How the mighty have fallen. This was once the reliable place that one would visit in old Downtown. We would regularly see local businesspeople dining here for lunch as it was the only decent meal in Downtown. It is odd that as Downtown has added a number of good and even great dining experiences, the CARSON STREET CAFE has nosedived. The food has gone from excellent to average while the service has disappeared. The Nugget is the Vegas capitol of Zombie Employees. Just about everyone working at the Nugget has a dazed look and detached manner and the CARSON STREET CAFE has the most stupor-induced employees in this sad vortex. If you had told me twelve years ago that the El Cortez Coffee Shop would be superior to the Golden Nugget's I would have laughed. My oh my how times change. OPTIONS:
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negative