Nice new restaurant downtown. Spacing is limited in the downstairs dining room. Looking forward to dining al fresco on the upstairs patio once it cools off. I had the root beer sliders, meatballs, burger, devils eggs, and cucumber soda. Loved everything. Only gripe is the root beer sliders are too sweet and takes away from the integrity of the beef. Portions are moderate and pricing is average to high. Cool urban concept that looks to add to the growing downtown dining scene. Service is casual but attentive. The server recognized my friend from the last visit.
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Terrible, terrible service. 15 minutes to take a drink order, and after 20 more minutes, nobody has come back. Coffee, water and Ice Tea...really?
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I really am surprised about the other reviewers experience- mine was so completely opposite. I did not drink- but much of our group did. They had pretty good specials including a $5 Long Island- not bad! I was feeling hungry so I ordered the cheese chunks ( kind of like a cheese stick in ball form) - they were absolutely incredible! Probably the best I've ever had. They were beer battered in Guinness and served with marinara and a smattering of Parmesan cheese. The marinara wasn't awesome but considering this is bar food it could have been much much worse. I also had a french fry which was fairly typical - hot served with malted vinegar. Some people in our group ordered the fried pickles- which looked almost like spring rolls. They had positive things to say about them...I may give them a shot next time. The food was priced just right. They had an awesome band -which played some Pixies and Radiohead (score!) Our service was fast and friendly. I did notice the place closed down early- almost completely empty by 12:30 on a Saturday night, but I do here this is typical of the area.
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I just gave this exact place in Centennial Center a five star review, cause it's great. I say to go to the Centennial Center instead of the Summerlin area, if you really want to experience this place for what it really is. Never got a chance to try the food at the Summerlin area actually, the people were too fucking rude for me to want to even put up with their shit long enough to be seated. I was with someone, and we were coming back from Red Rock when we stopped here to eat. I figured since the Centennial place was so awesome, I could expect the same thing here. We walk in, there's no seat-yourself sign. So we stand there, looking at all the empty tables, but the hostess tells us to wait and walks off. Some teeny-bopper with pink hair is at the cashier, and after a few minutes of the hostess not returning I ask here if we could just seat ourselves, like the other location. She gets all annoyed that we DARE bother her and tells us to just wait. After another few minutes of watching the hostess walk back and forth, not really doing anything but ignoring us, we walk out. Wasn't going to deal with that horse shit, and pretty disappointed that the customer service quality wasn't the same as the other location. They are run by the same people right? I really don't understand how the people that work here are so rude compared to the Centennial location. Maybe it just reflects the customers that come in, since we all know everyone that lives in Summerlin is an asshat. But there's no need to assume a sour attitude with everyone that walks in. Luckily we didn't eat here, I've heard that the food isn't as good as the other one either. It pangs me to give this a shitty review cause I really do like the restaurant, I just think this location needs a big hug or something.
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