Q: positive

A: An old-world dinner service with lounge entertainment. The food is not bad. I had the ham special and my mother had the prime rib--both acceptable for the money! This is older Vegas and it shows--in a good way.

Q: positive

A: Super leckeren Salat mit sehr lecker leicht knusprig gebratenen Putenstreifen gegessen. Der Preis (9,50) und die Groe des Essens war angemessen. Dazu gab es ein alkoholfreies Weizen zum Preis von 3,10 was in Ordnung ist. Fur den Salat sehr zu empfehlen!

Q: positive

A: There are so many reviews already, I'll jut put in my 2 cents on this one. Everything my husband and I had here for lunch is executed well. From the bread that comes in a mini baguette form, hot from the oven in a paper sleeve, to the warm bacon frisee salad, and eggs Benedict and seafood crepe. Flavorful, portions sized just right. Seating on the patio is a must for people watching and enjoying the weather. It's just something you gotta do when you come to Vegas and dine on the strip. On the flip side, while it was a great experience, nothing stood out on the menu. It's classic French food, it's done well, came away feeling satisfied.

Q: positive

A:
It's been a while since my first review and things have improved. The projection is better, they have validation agreements with the garage, and they're bringing in more really nifty shows in partnership with Cult Classics and a few other businesses and organizations in the valley. My new complaint is that they moved ticket sales from the booth by the door to the concession counter, which means there's often multiple lines of people buying/picking up tickets or snacks or whatever, but only one or two unfortunate souls juggling between them which delays the process. I'd be happier if ticket sales/will call happened downstairs to keep things moving at a pace faster than a snail's.