Q: negative

A: An ok place to stay but I wouldn't stay here again or recommend it to anyone else. They accidentally gave away my room to someone else after I left my laptop and a digital SLR camera in the room. Horrible service, long lines for check-in/issues, internet doesn't work (it won't even let me log on) despite a $20 resort fee which pays for it, huge number of rooms and long walks everywhere. I'm about a 20 minute walk from my car which is in the parking garage.

Q: negative

A: This was my first time going to the Rhythm Kitchen. We ordered the Broiled Oysters, Etouffe with Crawfish, Cobb salad, Gumbo, and Strawbery Shortcake for dessert. The waiter was very slow in bringing out our food, however, he was very knowledgeable about all of the menu items. I must say that we were extremely dissappointed with the Broiled Oysters. It was $11 for 6 oysters. Ok, no problem. But the oysters were really small (almost as of they cut an oyster into 4 pieces and placed 1 piece into the shell when serving). It was covered in sauce so you couldn't really tell much other than it was really, really small. The sauce was so so, and the oysters didn't taste fresh. I am use to having my oysters at the 777 Brewery at the Main Street Station Casino (the absolute freshest oysters ever) and very reasonably priced! The Etouffe with Crawfish was awesome though and we really enjoyed that. The Cobb salad was good as well, although the bacon used on the salad was not freshly fried bacon, but rather, it tasted like the bottled stuff you buy. If I'm paying $7 for a tiny side salad everything had better be freshly prepared, period. The Gumbo was average, I've had better, but acceptable. The biggest disappointment, however, was the Strawberry Shortcake! The picture on the menu looked fabulous and I am a huge Strawberry Shortcake fan. Guess what came to the table? Two slices of storebought pound cake, covered with whipped cream (the whipped cream was freshly made, at least they did that) and drizzled on top was frozen strawberries in sauce (looked like the stuff I buy at Smart n Final). I was expecting fresh strawberries and maybe some homemade poundcake! What was I thinking?

Q: negative

A: Well I came here after a Pirate's game since its just down the block from the stadium. I was not impressed at all. The staff basically walked around like zombies. My water had some gross soapy stain on it, at least that is what I hope it was. My food lacked any care in it being made. I just didn't feel as though we were really wanted there. I wish I just sat at the bar, since the bartender seemed to have more life to him than his server counterparts. Maybe next time I'll go before the game with there might be more life in the staff.

Q: negative

A:
Came here a couple weeks back for dinner. I was a little bummed as I wanted to go to the actual JR restaurant next door ($425.00 pre fix) but some in my group didn't want to go that big. So I settled for this spot as my friends didn't mind the $159.00 for the pre fix menu. I truly can understand how some people praise the pre fix menu at this location but ... opinions are based on prior experiences. In my book - I not blown away by any of the dishes, a couple did stand out. Actually - one of the items was "Smoked Salmon" - what came out was the equivalent to LOX. REALLY, ARE YOU SERIOUS? It was a complete let down to have LOX served during any pre fix menu. All in all if you are a foodie and end up eating here - pass on the Pre Fix ( should go next door to JR) and just Dominate the regular menu, eat family style as your experience may be a positive one.