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Ate here our first night in Vegas this past weekend because our room rate at the Monte Carlo included a $75 food and beverage credit for this place. We were seated pretty quickly near a couple of pianos (they have a nightly dueling piano show which honestly isn't that good, at least from the little bit we caught before leaving). Service was so-so as the waiter who was assigned to our table went on break though we didn't know this...this was made up for by his fill in who came by frequently to check on us and even had a bit of a conversation with us which thought was nice. First off, the beer selection is enormous which can be intimidating when you're trying to pick a beer to drink, but the beer menu is laid out by beer type which makes it easier to choose. The food was decent enough for the most part, the calamari appetizer was well cooked and delicious and I couldn't get enough of the jalapeno aoli. I got the BBQ brisket sandwich which combined with the sauce and the coleslaw it was topped with was a messy, but delicious sandwich and at $15, one of the more inexpensive items on the menu. My dad's fish and chips however were not as good as he said that the fish and the batter were overcooked and definitely not worth the $19 we would have paid if we didn't have that F/B credit. I'd come here again for that brisket sandwich and the calamari (and the amazing beer selection), but like with the BLVD Creamery I wouldn't go out of my way to do so when there are so many other food choices available up and down the Strip
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3 stars