Q: positive

A: There's nothing more fun than checking out the latest additions to the strip & the Linq is it. Ok first tip of the day is if you have a local friend that lives in Vegas, hit them up to get you a locals discount at the highroller. That $5 saving during the day comes down to $16 & some change & its less of a wait in the day. ...however ... The evening is definitely a sight to see. Lots of fun, trendy, Vegas type things to do. With places like Yardhouse, FAME, the Quad, Polaroid Fotobar, Sprinkles Cupcake & Ice Cream, Purple Zebra & tons more I'm sure you'll find all sorts of entertainment & places to visit. Free parking is available, as well as Valet. Its a good place to park & walk to Cesear's Palace as well. Its a short walk across the street. Definitely check out Polaroid Fotobar & read my review on that as well. I went back x 3. I thought it was Brilliant little store. Also Yardhouse is always great in my books so check that out too. My only thing is the new Purple Zebra. I'm still loyal to my Fat Tuesday so when I found out there's a location in the Quad I was more likely to go there than Purple Zebra. The cups at PZ just seemed a bit too...obscure ....for my likings, plus I like the drinks at Fat Tuesdays anyways. If you don't like the flavours at the Quad there's another location in Cesear's Forum Shops, so really you can't go wrong. Ok enough of my babbling...check out the pics

Q: negative

A: As many of the reviews express there are some nice furnishings at Mod. The salespeople can be friendly when you actually talk to them in person but this is where the experience ends. I've been shopping the entire Valley for a sofa and found one there I actually liked at a fair price. A new one would have taken up to two months so I asked about the floor model and offered to let them keep displaying for three weeks till i moved to new place. "we can't sell floor models" the sales manager said although all over the store there are Sold signs on floor models. He gave me his card as I left and said to email any questions. The next day I did. After a week there was no response so I called and talked to another designer/salesperson. I asked for info on manufacturer, dimensions and style. I was promised an email response. A day later nothing so I called and finally got the info sent. I wanted to sit on it again so I returned to the store and talked to the designer that sent the info after multiple requests. I was told another one had shown up in their warehouse in a different color with awful accent pillows. I said I would think about it. Next day I asked them to give me a price I can't refuse offer given all that had transpired and if good enough I would buy. Four days later no response so I asked if email was received. They said yes but wouldn't negotiate. I then gave a reasonable offer within 15% of asking price and still have not heard a word for many days. The company will not exist long if they don't do all they can to both follow up with customers and realize they won't have a job if they don't sell everything they can. The management needs to wake up and start doing some sales training as each time I was there the salespeople were more interested in ordering or eating lunch than making a sale. They also need to know that with steep furniture competition (two stores right next to them) they won't last long as the only company that doesn't negotiate. There is a win win in every situation and business's that don't car about customer satisfaction don't win.

Q: negative

A: Grabbed Roberto's the other night for dinner... Much to my disappointment the California burrito no longer comes with guac or sour cream! If it doesn't have at least one of those ingredients than it's not a California burrito you penny pinching cheap b^$+ards! No thank you, never again. There are way too many better options for similar prices.

Q: positive

A:
Blue features mediterranean style food and offers some unique options that I've not had before. The menu is pricey. Beautiful decor with a nice bar and jazz band playing. The dining room is very nice and feels like it should be pricey. We've had great service every time we've been. The wait staff is helpful, knows the menu very well and has had some solid recommendations. The downside to Blue is that the food doesn't necessarily live up to the surroundings and the prices. I had the kobe beef on one occasion, which was very pricey, and found it to be absolutely awful. I've tried other more unique dishes like their Lamb Tagine which is slow cooked from 5am in the morning until served. I expected lots of great flavors and it was simply okay. My friend enjoyed the wild boar very much. My wife was very happy with the salmon. So the place can be great, it just depends on if you hit the right entree. We'll keep it on the list and hopefully they'll be more consistent.