Very nice staff, welcomed us immediately. I don't mind the cash only policy, but I can understand the frustration if you weren't aware of it prior to going. As for the work on my manicure, very well done :D helped me pick a color that I liked better than what I had originally chosen. Didn't mind fixing things that I found and even after I messed up a nail, she fixed it right then and there. Will be coming back!

positive

This place is always crazy busy! For good reason. I haven't had a bad thing on the menu. Their pizza is magnificent. A bit priecy however for the size. Especially the personal pizza which is way too overpriced to be a single person's meal. The pasta is what I usually get. The Big Rig Pasta is my favorite followed by the pesto drink. The sandwich menu is great for lunch withe The Italian Sausage being my favorite. Come early to get a table since they don't take call aheads or reservations. Indoor seating is nice but a bit noisy, but outside is heated and lovely all the time. The bar is nice here to sit at especially with small parties with always quick and available seating. Come here for good food.

positive

Not a fan for a music venue, Good music but really who wants to sit at a tiny table to watch a rock band. No drinks on the stage floor area allowed the fun police run around to keep you from standing too close to the isle or too close to the stage area with a drink. Not a huge fan of the area either.

negative

We were staying at the Luxor and wanted to take advantage of our $20 food and drinks credit provided by the hotel. As another one of those overpriced, mediocre food restaurants in Vegas, Rice & Company gets 2 stars instead of 1 for their pleasant (but slow) service. Their menu consists of a fusion of Japanese and Chinese cuisines. We ordered a calamari appetizer, two rolls & two Chinese entrees with a side of vegetable fried rice. Except for the appetizer, everything else tasted blah. The pad thai and fried rice were among the worst. I've had better fried rice from the buffet or Panda Express. I can see how most novice tourists would find this place on their wow list though. Truth be told, there are way better Asian food off the strip in Vegas.
negative