Problem: Met Rogue Toys owner Steve at a Hot Wheels convention this past year, then saw him again at the recent Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con where he had famous Toy Hunter Jordan Hembrough at his booth. Dude's got lots of cool stuff. Finally managed to visit Rogue Toys new store on Rainbow since I never get to downtown. According to Steve this store is a bit more spacious then the original. I love my toys, but I'm more of a modern collector than a vintage one, which is what Rogue Toys specializes in. Don't get me wrong, I'm an 80's kid - I had toys of all types when I was younger...Voltron, M.A.S.K., GI Joe, Masters of the Universe, Go-Bots, Transformers, Robotech, DC Super Powers, Star Wars...I had lots of em' and enjoyed them immensely. I did with toys what was supposed to be done with them, PLAY WITH THEM! But I'm just not into going back for nostalgia so while I love revisiting the toys of my youth and playing with them again at Rogue Toys, I'm not interested in paying an arm and a leg to get most of them back. I guess I'm now in a mode where I just like my toys still MIMP or 'mint in mint packaging' for you non toy geeks. I just love to display my toys now. Some I do have out of the box, but many of my rarer pieces? Still unopened. With that said, Rogue Toys is a nice mix of a store. Some toys from this era, some toys from that era, a bunch of Lego stuff for the kiddies, and a massive collection of GI Joe and Star Wars toys. Did you see that behemoth of a USS Flagg in there? Enormous! And complete as well. Some of the Star Wars vintage stuff is a sight to behold too. The spread is good with toys I still currently enjoy - Street Fighter, WWE, Marvel Universe, Marvel Legends, DC Universe, Funko, and some convention exclusives. Only downer for me? The prices are a tad on the high side. I can find some of these convention pieces for better prices online, and will continue to do it that way. You can try to haggle with Steve and he will budge a little bit if you're a regular, but the guy still has to make a small profit since he ain't in the retail business. I bought a couple of things to help support the store but I just stop by usually to check out the old toys for kicks. Rogue Toys is clean, organized well, and can take care of most of your toy needs. Especially if you need Steve to find something obscure that you just haven't been able to get you hands on. He has all kinds of contacts and will probably be able to hook you up with that toy you absolutely need from yester-year. Just remember you might just have to pony up some greenbacks!
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Problem: Delicious. Cheap. Open late.
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Problem: Ladies did a great job. I get my toes and fingers done every other week and was in town visiting, happened upon this place. The best part was they set a timer for the massage to make sure you aren't cut short! All places should do this :-) Prices were good, place was clean, would highly recommend!
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Problem: This is just your standard, run of the mill buffet. My friends and I got a discount from the Tix4Tonight booth, so we got to go at around $22 on 2/10/13. There are plenty of options for food, however, food options do not equal food quality. The atmosphere is pretty drab, and nothing too big stands out in a positive way other than a cool fire place over the carving station area. I will say the dessert area is pretty good, but almost all the other food is just dry or flavorless. This was the first and only buffet me and my friends went to on our Vegas trip. I would say here, you get what you pay for, so it might have been worth it to pay a little more for a nicer buffet somewhere on the strip at a nicer hotel. Overall, I was not impressed at all by anything at the Carnival World Buffet, but rather disappointed. PROS *Food Options - They pretty much have every type of cuisine here, from carving stations, to Seafood, Chinese, Mexican, Italian, Salads, Desserts, etc. Now the quality of the food is a whole different story. *Price - If you get your meal through the Tix4Tonight booth, you can get the buffet for dinner down to $22, which for Las Vegas or anywhere in general is not a bad price for dinner. CONS *Food Quality - While I've certainly had worse food at a buffet, I've had much better too. The food here *Location - The only reason we went here is because we were going to see Penn & Teller that night at the Rio, so we said, why not eat here. So if you have to go to the Rio and eat there, I'd try another place seeing it is off the strip in the isolated Rio. *Atmosphere - It seems to be a pretty dated and worn out place for me. The drop down ceilings make the place look cheap and drab, and the lighting doesn't look romantic or intimate, but makes me feel like they just can't afford good lights.
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