I attended my first concert at this location earlier this week. I was surprised by where this is actually located. I think I have driven by on 83rd without realizing it was there. The venue is very large and seems to be divided into two sides with entry dependent on where you park. We had general admission lawn seating which was decent although once the concert started everyone stood through the whole thing. It was pretty much impossible to see the people on stage well enough to know who wAs who without the big screens from that far back so if that is important to you spring for the more expensive seats. I was happy where we were and enjoyed the concert. Concession prices were typical for that kind of venue $4.50 for a bottle of water. As drunk as everyone seemed around me they must have made a fortune on alcohol sales. Overall I really enjoyed the night and the outdoor venue. Gotta live Phoenix evenings in Oct. I wouldn't hesitate to attend another concert here.

positive

If I could give it zero stars, I would. This was the big disappointment of the weekend. The flavors were bland and not well presented, the waitstaff quiet or downright rude, the wait between courses up to 25 minutes and ... did I mention really mediocre food? I'd be ok with this food as airline food, but not a $95 a plate prix menu at supposedly one of the best restaurants in vegas. Blah. I sent an email to the manager... and surprise, didn't hear anything back. Whatever. All I can do is tell you to avoid this place. I probably eat out at a nice restaurant at least twice a month, possibly more. I love food, and can forgive all the service mistakes and ambience issues you can throw at me, if I get good food. I didn't get good food. Sorely disappointed.

negative

The first time I went here, everything was absolutely spectacular. No complaints at all. Went here for the second time, last week and found myself far less satisfied than my first visit. There are not many vegetarian options, which is normally ok for me. I'm not difficult to please. Unfortunately, if I'm ordering a vegetarian dish, I'd really prefer not to find meat in it. This distinctly tainted my views on the place and I will not be going back here.

negative

Sometimes you hit magic. You know what I mean, that hole-in-the-wall joint that where you would never think to walk in the door, but somehow (for whatever reason), you go in that door, order some food, and you experience some of the most amazing food that you've had in a long time.. e.g. Rollin' Smoke BBQ, Fat Choy etc... OK, this is not one of those places. This review is for the Asian/American cafe that is located inside of the casino. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but sometimes, it just needs to happen (if you don't believe me, go in this place and check it out). I personally thought that we have moved past this type of food. Maybe like 20 years ago this might have been accepted as mediocre food, but now, I,Don't, Think, So! I was thinking about giving this place 2 stars because the cashier lady was so friendly. And, she seemed genuinely concerned about making sure that I was alright. But, the food was speaking loudly too me, it was actually SHOUTING at me! So, here we go... 5$ Pho: Ok, lets talk about the broth. I'm talking Top Ramen here peeps. Like, water + powdered soup base. That's it. Mental picture here. Noodles: Pad Thai noodles. It looks like they weren't soaked and cooked properly, or possibly they were old because they had that slight woody taste.. The rare beef? Overcooked, well done (meaning past medium) thick slices of flavorless beef. Finally, cilantro on top. That's all folks. Plus, i've had a tender stomach last night and the whole day today. The owners seemed very nice so it pains me to do this. But I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. I've been very fortunate to hit a lot of bullseye's in my foodie quest in Vegas. I've also hit some ducks along the way. Quack muthatruckin' Quack!
negative