Haven't been to Eureka Casino?? Well, you're not missing much. Eureka Casino is not located in the best part of Las Vegas and it is one of those dive casinos. Not much here except smoke, loitering, small bar, and slot machines. Eureka is literally the size of a 7-Eleven. The only reason for me to stop in here is for Fat Choy's, which has delicious Short Rib Grilled Cheese. I will be back only for Fat Choy's. Otherwise, I really don't see myself going out here to kick it.

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Tottie serves up two of the BEST curry dishes I've eaten in the valley- the chicken green curry and the salmon red curry. Rival restos would be Phoenix's Thai Elephant and Thai Hut, and Mesa's Palee's Crown. The duck salad is pretty good, too. My friend and I also tried a Chinese entree (the ma po tofu), but we didn't enjoy it. I completely gave up on it after two bites (and anyone who knows me and my love for food will tell you that a very telling sign of my distaste is when I don't even care to take leftovers home). My advice is to steer clear of the Chinese dishes (Tottie is from Thailand, btw) and just order from the Thai menu. Alright, alright, just skip the ma po tofu. You're welcome.

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I arrived in the mid afternoon when it was dead but had a lot of employees. I started at the sandwich station and no one was there. They looked at me and walked off as I went down the line. The manager saw me arriving at the cashier with no order and asked what I wanted, so we went back to the beginning. I got my order in and sat and waited. I realized again there were no employees behind the counter but my sandwich was there. My ten dollar sandwich was made then set by the trash. Two different employees chucked things into the trash (three times) and cleared my sandwich, but had to have seen it plainly. They need to instill in their employees that when people pay ten bucks for a sandwich they should act like they care.

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First key to Caffe Sarajevo - don't miss this place. It's located in a very non-descript strip mall with limited seating. Google Map Street View this place before coming! Second key to Caffe Sarajevo - the interior decor is adorable. I'm not someone who uses the adjective 'adorable' often, but I can't think of another word that fits. It's like what Disney would do if they wanted to design a restaurant for Bosnialand. Third key to Caffe Sarajevo - and the most important - the food! And it's delicious! The Cevapi seems to be the signature dish - a sandwich of delicious little ground meat sausages filled in a lepinja bread that has kind of a ciabatta-like texture to it. However, instead of the crisp crust of ciabatta, it's more chewy. The bread also has a bit more bite. I've tried the small (with 5 sausages) and it's a bit light. I'd recommend at least the medium (with 10 sausages). The sandwich is served with a side of chopped red and white onions and a serving of a smooth tomato sauce, served cold with a bit of heat. They also offer a few different types of Bosnian pitas - which are actually a filled phyllo dough pastry that is baked into a round. The zeljanica is crispy, flakey, chewy, gooey, filled with a cheesy spinach. Very heavy but also very addictive. As a baklava fanatic, I had to give their baklava a try. No pistachios, walnuts make up the main nut component. Also, it's less sweet and there's a definite savory element to it. It's also not completely drenched and the honey they use is on the thinner side. There are fewer phyllo dough layers so it's less crunchy. It's good, but I'm not sure if I'm a fan of this style of baklava. Gotta try them next time! Our server was very friendly and helpful. Prices were very reasonable for the volume of food. The menu is pretty limited, but what they do make is all delicious. Plus, for Bosnian cuisine, which I'm guessing most people in the United States aren't very familiar with, it makes choosing what to get much simpler.
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