Q: negative

A: We decided to have dinner at the Persian Room. When ordering, we substituted the rice that comes with the meal for a different type of rice. The waitress had suggested that I substitute half my rice for small Greek salad. The meal came, the portions were huge and the food was good (not great). We had to ask several times for refills on our hot tea. When the bill came we noticed that there was a $10 up charge for the substitutions. I mentioned this to the waitress and she said that she can see my point too (huh?) and would talk to the manager. She came back to say that he would not take the up charges off because it was written on the menu that there's a charge. I asked to speak with him. His name is Mike. I told him that the waitress had offered the rice/salad substitution and never said a word about the extra charges and didn't appreciate the up charges and he stated " this is a fine dining establishment and we don't like to insult our customers by telling them about $2-$3 up charges here and there.". I told him that he just insulted me that he assumed I don't know how fine dining works. He said he would reverse the charges but "next time..." I told him there would be no next time. He ultimately reversed the $10 in up charges. Oh and we never did get our refill on our tea....

Q: negative

A: As an update, the crummy small room has dark and ugly furniture and the shower had very weak water pressure. We moved out of here after one night and into the Venetian, where the rooms were the same price, literally twice as large and the customer service far better. Aria may be new but seriously, what a dump.

Q: negative

A: This place has nice decorations but the place feels extremely crowded. The tables are small and they aren't cleaned off in a timely manner once the customers leave. There is only one soda machine and that makes you have to occasionally wait in a short line. The bathrooms are kept locked and you have to ask the cashiers to unlock it, but when they are busy with taking orders you will either have to wait in a long line or just tuff it out :P. I didn't eat here because I felt the place didn't deserve my money, I would only recommend this place on their slow days. Well, hope this helps you guys and thanks for reading.

Q: positive

A:
Perfect donuts! I got the apple fritter, the maple long john, some twisty glazed donut and a chocolate glazed cake donut. They were all fresh and didn't taste like they'd been sitting out all day (like some donut shops that shall remain nameless). They were moist and frosted just right (not too much, not too little). The lady in the shop was very friendly and even threw in a couple extra donuts! Ladies and gents, it doesn't get any better than free! This place is going to be the place I go for donuts whenever I'm in Vegas, which is quite often. As a side note, the pictures of the policemen on the wall are a pretty good indicator that the LVPD loves this place, and cops know their donuts so you can't get a better endorsement than that! Eat at the Donut Hut, you won't be sorry!