Q: positive

A: Great food, sometimes pricy but sometimes well worth it. It can be a bit snobby there, so not a regular spot of mine. Their new prix fixe menu is great.

Q: positive

A: Delisous !!!! Near my house love that and best Chinese food in Las Vegas / henderson. I have gone a few times and it's great always. My hubby is from NYC and he loves it. He's very hard to please with Chinese food. Wonton soup is great as is sesame chicken.

Q: negative

A: The Mad Onion restaurant is inside the Hooters Hotel & Casino. We ate at the Mad Onion for dinner on Saturday because when we checked into the hotel on Friday we received a 50% off coupon for this restaurant. And let me tell you, for the half-off price we paid, this was not bad. But if we had paid full price we would have felt disappointed. It has long been a point of sadness for me that the whole food-service world has transition to an on-the-side mentality. When I order a salad with dressing, I want the dressing tossed in with the greens, not in a little plastic cup. Well this restaurant takes "on-the-side" to a whole new level. Everything that can come on the side does, including the butter and fixins for baked potatoes. I requested butter, bacon and cheddar cheese. All three came on the side. So I dumped them all on the potato and asked them to heat the potato up until the cheese melted, which they did do but their initial response was "we don't do that". This restaurant has the "feel" of a romantic dinner destination but because of their "cafeteria-service" mentality, it will never be more than mediocre. As for the food itself, my steak was tender and tasty and cooked properly. The baked potato was a little under-cooked but acceptable after I had the re-heat it with toppings. The fish n chips was also good enough to not be disappointed but was certainly not something you would rave about and look forward to on your next trip to Vegas. Like the hotel this restaurant sits in, this Mad Onion is not bad, but is certainly not very good. We are unlikely to eat here again.

Q: positive

A:
The Hard Rock Hotel has a few dining options and although Mr. Lucky's may not be fine dining I have found the food and service to be totally solid. This casual spot is open 24 hours which is ideal for the Vegas lifestyle. The menu is similar to a diner with all types of offerings from breakfast to burgers, flatbreads (gluten-free available), milkshakes (try the famous pie shake) and classic bar food (nachos, disco fries, quesadilla, chicken wings, etc.) There are also daily specials and promotions for gambler's such as the $7.77 deal which includes steak and shrimp. $5 Margaritas and $4 draft beers. If you're feeling fancy try the Mr. Lucky's Bloody Mary with Belvedere vodka, spicy tomato, shrimp cocktail, celery stalk, beef jerky, deviled egg, waffle slider, pickle & horseradish for $19.99. Don't expect anything on the menu to really knock your socks off, but the consistency is what keeps me giving this spot a 4 star rating. After numerous trips to Vegas and multiple stays at the Hard Rock, restaurants come and go, but Mr. Lucky's has always been here to stay. The servers are actually a lot better than you would expect and the atmosphere is great for a hungover brunch or late night drunk snacks.