Q: negative

A: We actually tried to go to Berlin Cafe but it is closed on Saturday for lunch. Since I was hangry, i just needed to eat and this was next door. The space reminds me of a diner with seating and an open kitchen. The seating area was decorated minimally with some wall decor and small fake floral pieces on the table. The server was friendly and nice. A little young and needs to learn the service process more, as our table did not have enough silverware and she never came back to check on us We ordered: Silver Noodle Salad - this was a 3 out of 5 in spice level and out was out of control hot for a "medium". In terms of flavor, I couldn't taste it because my mouth was burning. Mongolian Chicken - not Chinese style but good flavors Pad See Eww - it was ok, nothing special. I would not come back.

Q: negative

A: Rao's is in a fairly nice location in Caesar's Palace--it's located in between casinos, and it has indoor (inside the restaurant), and "outdoor" (overlooking the walkways between casinos) seating. We were looking for a quick place to have lunch, and this place was right in our way. The waitstaff was very nice and very polite to us. Water was regularly refilled, and freebees were ample, like bread and olive oil. The table and linens were clean. There was a very limited selection of wine--a definite no-no in the world of Italian dining. Both wine and beer are overpriced, but that is part of being in Las Vegas. Pizzas were about 8 to 10 inches--all were personal pizzas. The size wasn't so much the issue as was how they were dressed. In other restaurants, their pizzas would have been classified as appetizers rather than entrees. My biggest complaint has to do with the meatball entree. For lunch, this included 1 large meatball, but it didn't come with anything at all--no pasta, no salad, no bread, nothing. WHO orders a meatball and NOTHING ELSE? What was worse was the sneaky way the server tacked on what was less than a half-order of pasta to make it a meal...for an extra $13! I actually don't think the meatball may have cost that much. In a place like Las Vegas, famous for gourmet all-you-can-eat buffets, Rao's is NOT WORTH YOUR TIME. Small portions, service that deliberately did not disclose information about the menu, and a much larger than warranted bill at the end of the experience was enough to keep me searching for a better deal and better food.

Q: positive

A: Nice place to stay with outlet shopping next door and clean rooms too. Nice breakfast in the mornings with a wide variety of foods to choose from. Clean pool with adequate seating around. Modern and cozy rooms with comfortable furniture. Overall a nice place to stay.

Q: negative

A:
DO NOT GO HERE. The people are inconsistent and extremely rude! Especially the younger blond. She asked me to move my car 30 seconds after I finished washing my car so others can use the vacuums only because they decided to take away more than half the vacuums to save money but causing customers to take more time cleaning with one vacuum. I tried to tell her I just finished and she jumped on my case saying she wasn't going to waste time arguing with me and to talk to the owner as she is the manager. Sometimes they do clean the front of the cars, sometimes they don't, mind you I always get the second to least expensive wash. The employees their never smile either. The time before last I got a wax and my car was NOT clean at all, when I addressed them and they made such a big deal about it and gave my a horrible look. Late last year I remember two employees fighting and screaming and one just ended up quitting. They obviously have horrible management and terrible business practices! Obviously I will NOT be returning but I wanted to warn others and for those wondering why I kept coming back, I live two minutes away and they kept promising improvements (I should know better this place is only 3-4 years old, what physical things need to be improved). Any how don't come here, they don't appreciate anyone's business.