Q: negative

A: The quality of the food is the WORST-OF-THE-WORST! The $7.95 steak is crappy tasting, even with A1 Steak Sauce covering the horrible meat. I've had $7.95 steak before that was much better. They couldn't even get a grilled cheese sandwich right. My 4 year old nephew loves grilled cheese sandwiches and he only took 1 bite. THE FOOD IS WHACK!!!!!!

Q: negative

A: If I could give Internet service 0 stars, I would. I have zero complaints about the customer reps attitudes, but it seems like nobody there knows a damn thing. It's just one big guessing game. My Internet, which is "the highest tier", is so inconsistent. It goes in and out of service at least 3 times a week. I am the last person in the world to complain about anything, but for the love of god, i pay 70 dollars a month and get about 8 dollars worth. Anyway, I am gonna look for a new Internet provider. Cox, sorry to say this, but you guys are an"epic fail" when it comes to providing services that work.

Q: negative

A: Where do I begin? I knew it wasn't going to be anything like the shows on the strip, but with all the high reviews from other fellow yelpers, I had imagined, or wanted, this Live Burlesque show to be a hidden gem for the locals. Something the tourists won't understand but us locals would.... I was wrong. Located in the back of a seedy dive bar in the not-so-good part of town, you can't blame me for thinking this show is exclusively for locals only. Upon arrival, we checked in with our names registered at the time we bought the tickets online. The theater is small and actually cannot even be called a theater. They have rows of finding chairs and a stage in a relatively small room. I suggest you to buy your tickets in advance and arrive early bc there are limited seating and you won't get a seat even if you bought your tickets online and in advance. I have never been to a burlesque show but I have an idea of what it is, and the format of the show is probably not too different from what a real burlesque show would be like, but what I had problem with was the dancers. The lineup we saw consisted of eleven dancers, and only two of them were considered in shape and somewhat talented. My standard of in shape isn't even that stringent; I know this is off the strip and a low-cost production but how can you possibly put yourself in a state of mind of a "sexy" burlesque show when the majority of the performers are obese. And when I say obese, I am already taking into consideration the American epidemic of obesity. The funny thing is, they actually played video clips of real burlesque shows in the early 1900s at the beginning of the show to kind of get the audience aware of what to expect, and even those videos were of curvy burlesque dancers, not obese! I am sorry, Live Burlesque in Las Vegas, but I cannot recommend this show to anyone, not even if it's free, on a Saturday night, no less.

Q: negative

A:
I haven't had a lot of good experience with the buffets in Vegas, and this one was no different. The crowd was huge of course, but we got through pretty quick. But for the price ($37 or something like that) the food just wasn't very good. Lots of it was lukewarm and not very appealing looking. I guess I need to try one of the more traditional steak and lobster, old-school, casino restaurants for a good buffet in Vegas.