Q: positive

A: One line summary: Food, yay. Price, nay. If anyone would like to doubt Hubert Keller's cooking abilities, you'd better be able to back that up with some evidence. All the plates that we had for dinner here had incredible flavor and presentation. The cool thing about tapas places is the variety that you get with every dish and since you're sharing and the large amount of dishes you can order. But that is where Fleur fails. The dishes are extraordinarily expensive per bite and they often serve tapas in servings of 3s. Now, I'm no expert in the field but I saw that most tables held 4 or some sort of even number so it seemed like a ploy to get you to order 2 plates in order to get enough for a table. Not a problem until you factor in the prices of each plate for just a few bites. At an average of $3-4 a bite, you're not talking chump change for anyone. I don't care how freaking rich you are and I'm not even averaging in that crazy $75 standalone Fleur burger (or add another $4.9k and get a '95 Petrus and bragging rights). I'm not here to debate the pricing of restaurants, especially those in large-rent Las Vegas hotels, but Fleur seemed to be a bit over-the-top in that department and in that sense, I didn't find the food worth the money even though it was pretty darn spectacular. Ergo, I can't give you a five star rating Fleur, sorry babe. However, if you do feel a bit spendy and would like to try some one-of-a-kind tapas, go and eat. Avocado, crab, and watermelon gazpacho? It was a refreshing taste explosion that I would eat every day if I could. Tuna Tacos? Probably the best little bite I've had in a while. There are a lot of really good sounding items on the menu so don't hesitate to order up. Every dish we got was top notch.

Q: negative

A: You cannot foo-foo up Mexican food and have it taste like real Mexican food. How bout cheddar cheese on my chicken nachos instead of feta cheese. Who eats crumbly cheese instead of melted cheese on nachos!? I know for rich people, it either has to look like crap or taste like crap to be fashionable, but when I heard this was a really good Mexican food restaurant, that's what I expected. They did nail the high end price though, $90 for 2 nasty dishes and $7 for a Corona. If you want good Mexican food, don't go here, even Taco Bell would be better. However the benefit is you are inside Mandalay Bay, so go play Blackjack after you throw up and you can win your money back that you wasted on this dump.

Q: positive

A: Great service. Good beer. Good food and apps. What more could you ask for. It's so fun to people watch here on the weekends as a local. You get a lot of large girl group parties , prom type outfits, slut wear, and casual people mix. I could drink, eat and watch people here all day... Maybe I'll even apply for a job :)

Q: positive

A:
Came here last weekend to try the $4.95 NY Steak and Eggs. So as far as wait time, wasn't too bad, perhaps 20 minutes; since we were in a group it didn't feel like a drag. Once we got seated the waiter came by to take our order for drinks, since it was a bit busy and packed it did take a while to get our food orders taken, but you have to think about it... $4.95 dinner at midnight, it will be busy, there will be a lot of hungry people trying to get their "midnight snack". So as far as in service I'd say: typical restaurant, service was about 3/5 but honestly who will have a great attitude having to work til late feeding a bunch of tired/ drunk adults LOL. Other than that food was 7/10, for the price it was 9/10... I'd definitely come back again anytime I am in Vegas, definitely worth my $5.00... Thank you South Point for always catering to my hungry, exhausted, drunk self. :)