There are little flies on the dessert. Pay attention when eating. Food is ok but colder than any other buffet. The small portion concept is good but poorly executed. I still think Wynn or Bellagio are way better.

negative

As a Seattle transplant, the chain restaurants and strip malls of Vegas are KILLING ME. I was cautiously optimistic when a friend told me about Bar + Bistro and I was not disappointed when we checked it out! We went on a Thursday night and got there in time to take advantage of happy hour in the bar, which went until 7pm. $3 drinks? Yes, please! The atmosphere was cool, but relaxed with minimal attitude. Nice funky/eclectic decor with little seating clusters for conversation. So Seattle! Some friends joined us after a while and we sat outside for dinner because it was a lovely, not too hot evening. The server was so helpful and cheery, but not in an annoying way. At our table we had the mac n cheese, crab cakes (they call them something else), chicken nuggets (also with a fancy name), a stuffed pork thing with AWESOME mashed potatoes, and a sandwich that I'm forgetting. All were excellent! The portions seemed a bit small for the price, but not going to Applebee's is freakin' priceless in my book! I can't wait to go here again. And anytime out of town friends come, this will be where I take them. Love it!

positive

Met a dear friend I haven't seen in a long time for Sunday brunch at Boa. I'd remembered this place being great when I used to live here (before I left, then came back). While the ambiance was still nice and the food was ok, overall I was really just disappointed. First request- I need tea. I'm a tea drinker. Any black tea. With honey, preferably, but I'll live without it. I don't even turn up my nose at Lipton. It's Sunday morning- caffeinate me. They don't have black tea. Only green tea. My friend did get her coffee, but when asked for a warm up later, the server refused and said they brew by the cup and she'd be charged for each one. Food was nothing special, even though they tried. "Fried potatoes" at CB are not homefry-style, with onions and such. They're French Fries. French Fries served in a paper cone inside a spiral-shaped holder, which was a very awkward presentation next to the too-many-eggs omelette. It was what you'd get with a burger or hero sandwich. They were good but you know, just call 'em French Fries for heaven's sake. Our server was rude, interrupting us a number of times while we were mid-sentence to check in, rushing to remove my plate before I was finished. I think she was just bored- there was still only one other table occupied by the time we left. It sadly was not the experience I expected for a brunch. I tried to make up for it with a mimosa, but even that was not what I expected. And really, who isn't pretty easy when it comes to a mimosa? I think they would do better to at least not call it Sunday brunch, since people have a certain expectation of what that means but they aren't trying to meet that.

negative

Stopped by here for a bite to eat. Great food!! Had pizza with mushrooms and bell peppers and chicken salad with amazing creamy Italian dressing. The staff was fun and friendly, prices are great. Definitely will come back to try more of what's on the menu, everything looks really good and tasty!!
positive