Enso has a great vibe. A little dark, draped from head to toe and decked out in Japanese decor. Apropos for a fancy Uptown affair. I love the bar. Accessible from all sides and just as comfy as the tables or lounge. The service is top and the atmosphere is easy. Can't go wrong for lunch when in Uptown. This place can get slammed for dinner, so make a reservation or dip in for an earlier seating.

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This is a tourist attraction. It is cheap and brings you to a nice view and can be done in a pretty short period of time. The lift is a smooth ride and it gives you a brief opportunity to exchange stories with fellow travelers. As long as your expectations are reasonable, it is a fun thing to do.

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Rocco was great, friendly and helpful. Tons of vegaterian options. And the menu is huge, Incline skinny cocktails and 150 beers. I had the lettus wraps which were Delish and my husband had the Garden rice bowl. Prince point is great, especially for being on the strip, finally a place that doesn't kill your wallet. Food came out quick and there is upstairs and downstairs patio with a great view of the High roller. We will come back and definitely recommend it others.

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How is In the Company of Thieves? It depends on what you're looking for. If you're looking for a place to get consistently delicious fair trade coffee? You've found it! If you're looking for a place to get consistent costumer service? Not so much. I live right around the corner from Thieves, so I want to love it so bad. It's the closest coffee shop to my house and, like I said, has great fair trade coffee. But Thieves keeps inconsistent hours and the barristas (owner included) seem uninterested in serving you. Which, attitude aside, just makes everything take longer. Here's my anecdotal evidence: The first time I went to Thieves, when I got there, there was no one behind the counter. I'd heard mixed reviews about getting served, so I thought I'd do an experiment and see how long it took. After standing around for 7 minutes (and contemplating grabbing the cash register or one of those tasty croissants and making a run for it) a gentlemen who I now recognize as the owner reappeared (from the basement? outside? it was unclear.) He moseyed over the counter where I was standing and took some time getting set up before looking up and saying, "What can I get you?" No "Have you been waiting long?" or "Sorry about that, I had to go and deal with an invasion of panthers downstairs!" or another plausible explanation. I ordered my coffee, it was delicious. And this has been the kind of experience I have come to expect from Thieves.
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