Q: Wow. This place was so good that my new hubs and I dined here not once but twice during our week long Vegas weddingmoon at Caesars Palace. The menu can be confusing, so as a first time diner you'll be well guided by your knowledgeable and kind server as we were both times. It is a tapas style Japanese restaurant but there are plenty of options if you'd prefer not to do all shared plates. Both times we got the rockshrimp tempura in the creamy sauce-SLAMMIN.com They have regular edamame or the more fun and tasty kind which is tossed in a slightly spicy curry sauce topped with crushed peanuts. Get the fun kind. The nobu style tacos are little bites of heaven which you will dream about. They are only a bite size taco-literally one bite-but they will change your tastebuds lives. We tried the raw tuna, lobster and crab ones. So fresh. So good. Uhhh so gooood. The black cod was another dish worth mentioning, cooked to perfection with a sweet glaze. Some tasty sushi rolls included the spicy tuna, and both yellowtail rolls, one with scallions another with jalepeno-little kick but yum!! While it is certainly not cheap here, it really wasn't unreasonably priced. Plus, you're inVegas, things are more expensive. Luckily at Nobu the splurge is well worth it. Kinda wish we could go just one more time but DE is super far away from Las Vegas.

A: positive

Q: Me and the beau booked a room at the Palms for a night on a Thursday which was pretty decently priced and relatively close to the strip. Our room was newly renovated-ish, but you could tell they didn't necessarily buy the highest quality furniture as some of it seemed a little shaky. The bed was cozy and large and overall the room itself was very clean. The staff checked us in fairly quickly and was as nice as any of the other mid-tier strip hotels. The Casino of course isn't as large as one of the bigger hotels, but it suited our needs just fine. We were able to sip on 'complimentary' vodka soda's and play a couple of slots and sat for a couple hands of black jack as well. The food court area was small but had enough options to keep us fed for breakfast which was the only time we ate in the hotel. If I wanted to stay off the strip again and had my own car for transportation, I'd probably choose the Palms just because it's a more modern yet budget friendly option in Vegas.

A: positive

Q: Rather than continuing to repeat what is said in the other reviews, if you like Middle Eastern food, you'll love Al-Hana. It is fresh - made on the spot with Halal meats and fresh produce, the breads, wraps and pies all made from scratch and cooked there. It is inexpensive - the little pies start at 69 cents and most of the sandwiches are under $5. You can easily feed two for about $10. And it is good - all the fresh, homemade ingredients really come through in the flavors and textures, tasty meat, warm bread, crisp, fresh produce. I am definitely going to make eating at Al-Hana a habit. It sure beats the alternative of corporate chain restaurants, processed ingredients and assembly line packaged food.

A: positive

Q: Great wings and goid beer. Came mid afternoon and had grrat service. Not cheap but average for the strip. Food is good quality so you don't feel hosed.

A:
positive