Q: negative

A: If you like small portions and indifferent service this is your spot. Yawn. I was very disappointed and expected so much more from chef Keller.

Q: negative

A: I have heard amazing things about this restaurant. Not sure why everyone loves it so much. The service was just okay (not horrible) not something you'd expect from a 5 star restaurant. The biggest let down of all was having to settle for a regular bone in ribeye when I went for the signature dish (the one in all the marketing) 44oz bone in ribeye served on a bed of lobster Mac and cheese. I was told they were sold out shocking as the restaurant was empty and it was only 6:00. Skip this place there are many amazing places to eat in Las Vegas!

Q: positive

A: This place was amazing. Never have I been to an All You Can Eat Sushi spot where everything is made fresh to order! The rolls were creative and good, the ahi poke salad was delicious, and the jalapeno creations were tasty. The service was good and that always makes your meal taste a whole lot better. They have screens if you're wanting to watch a game which is a plus.

Q: negative

A:
We didn't stay here, thank God! I think it was Saturday night that we wandered down Fremont Street to check this place out. One of the first things you notice is that the Plaza Hotel and Casino has a Greyhound bus station attached to the end of it. So, would it be proper to call this place the Plaza Hotel and Casino and Greyhound Bus Terminal? Yeah, that makes it sound like a much better place. Because when I think of a bus station, I envision jet setters, oil tycoons, and trendy A-list Hollywood stars. I'm joking of course. So we walk in the front door at the lobby. One look around, and I'm ready to do a 180 and leave. There's plenty of homeless people hanging around playing penny slots. Nice, huh? But I really need to use the restroom so I head straight through the casino and find it on the other side. There were a couple of homeless people in the restroom, so I did what I needed to do a got the hell out. All in all, I'd say that this place is a relic that needs to modernize or shut down. I honestly felt like I needed to take a shower after I walked out the front door. And what's up with all of the homeless? Does management not realize that having homeless people camping out in your casino can't be good for business? I think they should change the name to the Plaza Hotel, Casino, Greyhound Bus Terminal, and Homeless Shelter.....that would be a truer representation of what this place really is.