Q: positive

A: Simply, some of the best Chinese food in Las Vegas. And the prices are very reasonable. This is authentic Chinese food: Menu in mandarin? Check. Restaurant packed with local Chinese folks looking for a taste of the mother country? Uh huh. DHS human trafficking surveillance van in parking lot across the street? Yup! (Just kidding!!) The kids love to have "exotic food", and they devoured this stuff. We tried the fish in tasty sauce as a main dish ($19). It came out in a huge bowl and was on top of a pile of veggies & garlic. I was nervous at first because of all the garlic, but the sauce was the perfect balance of spice and flavor. We also had fried rice and a crispy noodle with seafood medley. Definitely going back to this place. Please check them out.

Q: negative

A: This particular Jason's Deli is a dud. Normally I enjoy Jason's Deli, but when I ordered my favorite sandwich here I noticed several things were subbed out for (cheaper?) alternatives.. for instance, instead of pico, I got a small cup of much more basic salsa (it was not very good). When I asked them about it (I thought they might have just grabbed the wrong sauce), they mentioned something about it being a "corporate" store to explain the differences. In any case, I recommend avoiding this particular location if possible!

Q: positive

A: I love staying at the Hard Rock Hotel. It's a little on the pricey side (hence 4 stars instead of 5), but the rooms are clean & large enough to stretch out in. The pool is gorgeous and the people mostly are, too. Pink Taco and Nobu serve up tasty grub and if you're lucky enough to be in town at the right time, you can catch a show at The Joint, which is actually a pretty nifty little auditorium. We saw Duran Duran there and had a kickass time. I've never been to Body English, but I hear good things. My girlfriend & I like staying here for the younger "hipster" crowd it attracts and it's close proximity to the Double Down Saloon, but getting to the strip from here is kinda sucky (hence 4 stars instead of 5). It's actually easier (and cheaper) to walk to the strip if you can handle it.

Q: positive

A:
I stayed here with my family for a friends birthday and was really impressed with everything. Our room (a Bella suite) had a pretty unique lay-out. There is a step down to a living room styled section along with the upper floor being the bedroom and bathroom. The only con to the room layout was the velvet couches and chairs that over the years have become mangy. God only knowns how many people have stayed in our room so the fragile velvet had patches missing. Another guest had ruined the large marble table completely taking the finish off, however I don't hold the hotel accountable. Room service stunk and you are expected to wait up to an hour for service?! The birthday boy however was given the presidential suite which it's fair to say that he had the very best of everything. He had the top floor with a nice view and the room had a pretty cool layout. From his room we could watch the Treasure Island pirate show and see the sunset. Since we were with family, my sister-in-law had brought her young children (3 and 6) along. Although we rented a cabana at the secluded private pool other guests were infuriated by their presence. Keep in mind there are 3 other pools and the location and we chose the smaller pool so that the children could be away from the raunchy main pool. The four or five other adults (who mind you did not have a cabana) were furious with us. Seriously? I'll admit the two were excited to be at the pool and at times were laughing and giggling but they never jumped into the pool and never splashed. All the same, a lot but people actually got up and left scowling and complaining the whole way. But once again the hotel is not to blame. The lobby and casino was a little flashy, this crowd has got money. Beautiful girls are everywhere (don't get too excited, most of them are underage). By sunset, if you are not wearing the six inch heels and little dress than you are given evil glances by the younger gamblers. Since this is my style I didn't mind, but other members of my group were really uncomfortable by it. Overall I liked the feel to the Palazzo it may be flashy but what else do you want from a Las Vegas strip casino? Just beware of the Phantom of the Opera & Jersey Boys soundtrack that is played over and over again, I truly pity the staff.