Right in front of the Bellagio. Usually playing every half hour or so after dusk. Its free, its entertaining, and its set to music. So here's how you watch it. Check the times it is set to play,.. if its longer then you want to wait, go inside the Bellagio and check out the Dale Chihuly glass display and the garden display to kill some time. Get back at least 15 minutes before the show if you want a good spot. The first time seeing it I would recommend to get as close as you can,..you can hear the music much better, and really feel the power of the water jets and just how high these jets shoot. Now, after you've seen it for free,.. go across the street to the paris and pay the 16 bucks to ride to the top of the eiffle tower. Once at the top, stick around and make sure your facing the Bellagio side. Wait for the water show to come on, and you're watching it in the coolest way possible. And the pictures you can take from the tower are great. Again, free, fun to watch, kids love it,.. and for a few more bucks you can see it, and the rest of the strip, from the eiffle tower.

positive

Been there twice now...Very friendly staff. FANTASTIC fresh-made fries are a great deal. The curds are among the best in town and a great deal too - it's not a huge order, but you certainly get your $4 bucks worth. LOVE the siracha (sp?) mayo. However, $5.50 for a Chicago-style hot dog is just too much. Sure it's a big hot dog and, make no mistake, it's tasty. But when I can get a dog and fries for 2 or 3 bucks at just about any corner stand in the Chicago area, I just can't justify the prices at every hot dog place I've seen try to make it in the Mad city - including OSS. Kudos on the selection of sausages they have on offer, but my sense is they won't be able to stick around too long unless they add some burgers and chicken sandwiches to the menu and let the sausage options be one of several strengths of their menu. Did I mention the fries? Oh - do stop by for an order of fries if you do nothing else. btw - management: it's bordering on cruelty that you close at 11. To let me fall in love with your curds but not allow me to buy them at bar time...just so wrong! :o)

positive

Gelato mini spoon samples ruined it. There's an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm wherein Larry David finds himself behind someone who abuses the ice cream tasting policy with those little spoons. Well, it happened to me with Gelato, and two mothers with their 3-4 kids. Are you serious... letting each critter taste each and every desired flavor, while full grown adults wait in line for a basic cup of coffee? Apparently they are serious, and this was my last visit here.

negative

We went in around 830pm on a Friday night and it was very quiet inside. We asked about any DJ or live music and the bartenders explained that they have a DJ but not sure when they were coming in. We had a couple of drinks and hung out for about 45 min. and still no music. This bar has so much potential with it's awesome location within the historical Hotel San Carlos. I was so disappointed to not have it be more lively or organized enough to have a DJ that comes in a specific time each night on the weekends. Prices were average for the bar. It felt like this place hasn't been updated in a while and there is like a huge bubble lamp with a hot pink light inside.......... the cool part is the chandeliers and the "VIP" section that looks like my grandma's living room.
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