Q: positive

A: I can't believe I am the first to review this place, first off the asian guy who runs the place is super nice, but the doughnuts he makes are incredible. He even talked to me about how he got his donut recipes. There are 2 types of donuts in this world, cake and raised. His cake donuts are good, great even but his raised donuts are magical. I don't know what else to say, glazed twist, maple bar, chocolate raised, FRIGGING ABSOLUTELY AWESOME. Everyone I have ever brought these too or everyone who knows about this place that I know loves it. They open at like 11PM to start making donuts I think and they are always fresh and a lot of times warm. Hands down the best raised donut I have ever had in my life (more like the best 100 raised donuts I have ever had in my life). I am glad to give this place props and I hope you try it. Support your local donut shop, Krispy Kreme is so 2002!

Q: positive

A: I wanted some good deli and decided to come here with a friend for some Sunday afternoon food, and let me tell you, this place is worth it's weight in gold. When I walked in, the place had plenty of seating, and had some nice decor. I loved how there was plenty of seats in the waiting area, so if it got busy, you didn't have to stand around or anything. The menu has a good selection of food, with all the good Jewish Deli fixings. I wanted to start off with some Gefilte fish, but the server came back and told me that they were all out? How do you run out of Gefilte fish?!? I went with the chopped liver instead, and that was really tasty! It didn't look like a lot, but let me tell you, my friend and I split it and it was enough for the two of us. It came with cucumbers, tomatoes, rye bread and some hard boiled eggs. Ugh, so delicious! I went with the brisket sandwich on Challah, and it was super tasty! Challah was fresh, brisket was wonderfully done, and even the coleslaw was good. My friend went with a full sandwich and it was HUGE! It was like whoa, that's like 3 meals worth of food! I could barely finish my half sandwich, so unless your splitting it, I would say go with half! Overall the experience was great. I really recommend coming here as it's worth the trip and the food is quite tasty.

Q: negative

A: Slightly better looking than most lobby bars. The look is the only thing that's good about this bar. It's located inside Luxor. There are seats/couches around with attractive waitresses taking orders, or you can order from the bar. The bar is also somewhat elevated so you can get a better view of the casino floor and people watch as well. We sat down at one of the tables and ordered a few drinks but man.. they were super slow with the drinks. The place was somewhat empty too since most people were heading towards clubs at the time. While waiting I probably could've played 10 hands in black jack or something. Prices are your typical Vegas price. $10-14 for a drink. Typical drink selection with a few signatures. Oh and they do have whipped cream since we ordered a BJ for a buddy of ours that was getting married haha. With slow service, probably wouldn't come back here again.

Q: negative

A:
Tao-nice concept, but falls away from its meaning.. I would have to agree with most people on this review on Tao Nightclub, Dont waste your time or Money on this place!!! Long lines and once you get inside you have to hike up some stairs or wait in line for the elevator. It is waaaaaaay too crowded you cant dance without hitting/bumping into someone. The drinks are waaay too pricey. Its way to hyped and its not worth anyones time/money..you name it! also, not to mention if you parked in the garage prepare yourself for a long hike to the nightclub.