Q: negative

A: Darren W. has a degree in Creative Writing from Fantasy Island University, as a result, his reviews on Yelp are useless -so this is the first official/actual review of Burgerz and Dogz in Mt. Lebanon. For a burger and a dog, not a bad place if you like bland non-salted meat. Salad, not so good. You will find a much better burger (light years better) down the road at the Galleria (Houlihan's or Mitchell's) and only pay a couple extra bucks for it. I recommend the skinless hot dog as the natural casing is too hard to bite through and pushes the toppings on the rest of your dog when you try and bite through it. (undercooked skin is harder to bite through than crispy skin so all the toppings get pushed to another region of the hotdog when you bite into it). They use the Vienna brand 100% beef hot dog. I feel this hotdog is not salty enough and have never liked it, so if you are craving salt in a hotdog, this hotdog is not for you. The hamburger, not bad. I ordered mine medium-well and it was done appropriately. I ordered mustard, ketchup, onions, and French fries on my burger. Did not receive the onions (no biggie) but the burger was done good and the rest of the toppings made it very good except, my ketchup was in packets in the to-go bag instead of on my hamburger, not cool!!! If I were eating my sandwich in a car, I would have been extremely upset when not received the way I ordered it! Again, the actual meat was bland, no salt. NOTE: One should not have to "salt" a friggin hamburger from a burger joint!!! (This seems to be the norm in Mt. Lebanon. Any restaurant or sub shop in Mt. Lebo is bland because entrepreneurs doing demographic research think that because an area is "upper-middle" class, the people want bland, non-salted "good-for-you" foods. Read my review of Lebo Subs, right across the street. Well, I don't go to a freakin burger and dog place to eat healthy! So in reality, the burger was bad because they missed 2 of my toppings (ketchup and onions) and the meat was salt-free. I had a salad there last week. Their Italian dressing is horrible. The Italian was not creamy but someone's "oil-and-oil" interpretation of Italian -tasting like it was made in someone's basement, hello botulism! Horrible! Let's not be creative, just serve Italian dressing!!! Never again! (But to be fair, this is a burger and dog place, not a salad place. They just end up alienating vegetarian family members.) So, ok to go to this place if you are fine with bland food. Just order your hamburgers "well-done" (as the meat is nothing special) and get the "skinless" dogs and forget about the salads. If you are a person who craves SALT in their junk/fast food, this place is NOT FOR YOU.

Q: positive

A: The employee workimng tonight shift absolutely great customer service Your customer service is consistent at the 2 locations I've been

Q: positive

A: Very good information and history on atomic bombs and the testing sites in the state of Nevada. I must say that in fact, it is somewhat of an information overload, especially for someone like me. You'll get to see a number of interactive exhibits and video clips on atomic energy and this important time in American history. Atomic Testing Museum is highly recommended for history and/or science fans. There's also a timeline of world events and pop culture around the start of the self-guided tour.

Q: negative

A:
I have 4 children ages 10. 8. 5 and 3. I am usually alone when I bring my kids to the museum. I am ONE parent and they expect my kids to have a parent all all times with them. needless to say the 10 year old doesn't want to do what the 3 year old does every time we come. But when I have sent my 2 older kids to go and do something without me they have been treated extremely rudely by the staff demanding that they have a parent present. I would understand if my children were being unruly or destructive. But they are usually being very polite and treating the exhibits with respect. I would like a little leeway with bigger families. We moved here from Utah where my 4 children are a small family size. We were a member of Thanksgiving Point, the aquarium and the Children's museum in SLC. None of those required a parent present with each child because they knew that with the large families in Utah that requirement is asinine. In Vegas, where the family sizes are smaller, I can see one parent being with 1 or 2 kids but it is a punishment to go to this museum with my family. I think the exhibits are wonderful, I think that what they offer the Vegas community is invaluable but I will not be paying $100+ to renew for another year and deal with very rude and mean staff.