Ago offers a fairly good dining experience. It is located in the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas. The restaurant is quiet, with a nice decor, in contrast with the insane pool party that goes on just outside of it (although over by the time the restaurant gets busy). We started off with several appetizers, the most notable of which was figs filled with goat cheese and wrapped in prosciutto - a fantastic blend of flavors. Our waiter, whose name unfortunately escapes me, was very helpful and provided good service. The restaurant manager was also very helpful, checking on us to make sure everything was ok. We had small portions of pasta as well, including a rigatoni with ragu (I forget the meat, I believe buffalo), which was well flavored, and a gnocchi with truffle mushrooms and a little bit of duck. The latter dish may be popular with many people, but I found it to be a bit rich, and I'm not fond of eating duck, other than in Asian restaurants. We ended our meal with lamb chops, which were good but not great, and a grilled ribeye, covered with Italian herbs and drizzled with olive oil. The steak was very good. Overall a solid, flavorful meal in a nice atmosphere.

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At first I was excited about trying this place. Unfortunately I will never be back. Slow service. Poor guest service by manager as I asked to speak with her and instead got ignored and Server came back with a check discounted telling me the manager was in the phone. Absolute BS!!!! This is a poorly run establishment. Nachos were great but the margaritas were weak! Do long Nacho Daddy. You lost guests that live less tan 1 mile Away!

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My wife and I decided to pop in, spur of the moment one night. We've noticed the place many times, but since its wedged between a motel and a bar, really never made it a priority. One of the first things you'll notice, is all of the celebrity photos which line the walls. Legend has it that the owners were paparazzi in their previous lives, and these snapshots are their handiwork. I can neither confirm nor deny this rumor. You'll have to ask them for yourselves. I've never been to Tommy Burger out in LA, but my wife has numerous times growing up. We were told their chili burger was very similar, and my wife said it was right on the money. I tried it, and LOVED it. The chili was thick and creamy, which made it cling to the meat. Jacquie (sp?) provided great customer service, and was welcoming and friendly. They also offer hot dogs, hot sandwiches (like pastrami and french dip), and a handful of dessert options (shake, malt, float, funnel cake, cookie melt). Wow, don't judge a restaurant by its location. Not only do they have great burger fare, but their prices are pretty low. They kept the menu small, offered fresh quality ingredients, which all adds up to a great burger joint.
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