Dont come here broke. Red Square is super trendy and really sawnk. The bartenders are attractive ladies and really nice, with the exception of the bitchy brunette who served us later. She made our drinks completly wrong. Since when are scooby snacks clear???? Anyways, after getting loaded on drinks we decided to order some appetizers. We had the lobster tacos and filet mignon sliders. Both $21.00. The sliders were okay, but for that price, I was expecting them to be epic. The lobster tacos were simply amazing in taste......and size. For $21.00, these were the smallest tacos Ive ever seen. They were literally the size of my pinky finger. We didnt have dinner there but I looked over the menu and the food looked really good and extravagant. The place has a great classy vibe and I had a great time. When I hit the powerball, this will be my regular Vegas spot.
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Went here for lunch on the suggestion of someone who raved about this place. It is essentially like a Qdoba (do they have those here?), and in my opinion, Qdoba is MUCH better. This place was, how do I say it? ew. I had a fish taco, and I didn't even finish it. Bland, watery fish. Even the mango salsa was no good. I have no desire to return here.
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Sad food. Dirty windows. Cold tea. Poor response to complaints. I had lunch at Edo and was very disappointed. While nearly empty, service took time. When the tea arrived it was barely lukewarm. Taking cues from the dirty windows, I only ordered cook food bento box (I love sushi, so this was already a compromise). The salad was yellowed ice berg. Bitter and old. The shrimp were overly chewy, the vegetables cold. When I told the waitress that my food was not warm, she took my plate and placed it down a couple tables away. Another waitress returned and said she saw the chef cook it. At this point I was afraid what would happen if I lost sight of the plate. FINE, I said, just give it back (now even colder than before). Did I mention that the ginger was limp and soggy? Never again!
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Somewhat disappointed would best be the title for my review. Before I begin, let me say that I have been to other Coffee Tree Roasters. I also am an avid coffee drinker and therefore have a fair amount of knowledge that can be used to compare this place with others. I visited awhile back. Upon arriving I immediately didn't feel welcome. There were four baristas there and I had to wait over a minute before one of them even greeted me. After ordering I decided upon a mocha. It tasted like hot chocolate. Where was the coffee flavor? All the while I noticed the four baristas standing in a corner laughing with one another while giving off an "exclusive high school club" vibe. Geez! AND....when I left (mind you there was only one other customer in the lobby) I took up my dishware, as well as some others on a nearby table and the dude working just gave me a look and didn't even say thank you! Things like that really bother me. Let me tell you, as somebody who has worked in retail and food it can be a PAIN to be friendly towards customers, but it's just something that should be done in that business. Bottom line: Not terrible, but very underwhelmed by the coffee and service. I highly recommend the Caribou Coffee right across the street. The baristas have always been pleasant and the drinks quite good! I have had far better experiences at the Coffee Tree Roasters in Shadyside and Squirrel Hill which tells me that this one certainly can become better!
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