Since our last visit in in September 2006, business has dropped off and most of the dining is now curtained off. The restaurant specializes in both paella and tapas.. We started off with a salad of apples, almonds, manchego cheese over organic greens (4), baked goat cheese in a rich tomato sauce (3.5) and dates wrapped in bacon (1.5). We were disappointed by the dates which were overcooked and chewy. I questioned the waiter and he confirmed that this is the way the dish is prepared. We also ordered paella; mine was mixed seafood with shrimp, scallops, mussels and green beans. My wife ordered the evening's special seafood paella with monkfish, beans and squash. Each was visually unappealing suffering from a heavy hand with the tomato sauce and an absence of saffron (1)
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Not health food but worth the 20 minutes of life you lose by eating there. The food is stick to your ribs delicious. Fried Chicken great. Waffles Great. Fried Okra great. You need to get there around 11:00 if you expect to sit down right away so if you go later expect to wait.
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I enjoy this hotel immensely. I like the food, I like the music, I like the smallish casino floor, I just like it. A lot. The rooms are stylish, and a bit worn in the older towers. But who cares.... this is a party hotel! Party!!!! This is not for families. This is for those of us who like to stay up until 9am every night while in Vegas. I was in a wheelchair due to a recent ankle shattering, and everyone at this hotel was very accomodating and nice to me.
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Great down and dirty Mexican. Chips 1st quality: substantial. Salsas tasty and spicy. Chicken Victoria tender. Didn't have, but the Sopapillas look awesome. Fun colorful atmosphere, good mex music.
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positive