Problem: Awesome music and great scene. Came here for my bachelorette and the bouncers and promotors were all very nice and we had excellent service. We came here on a Friday and tried a different spot on Saturday, but we kept stating how The Bank is better so we decided to end the night here. Thanks for a wonderful weekend!!!
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A: positive

Problem: Having read all reviews, I decided to try Wicked Spoon at Cosmopolitan and then The Buffet at Bellagio. Boy, was I in for a treat at Wicked Spoon but an utter disappointment (to say the least) at Bellagio. The prices don't differ much but more should be expected of the $30 Bellagio than the $27 Wicked Spoon (on weekends as well!) This was sadly not the case. The hype surrounding the crab legs turned out to be a meh moment. True, they were pretty huge. It is easy to mistake brine water for freshness but the texture gave them away. I'd imagined crab meat in its luscious and chewy grandeur but they were more like less than chewy strands soaked in ice and seawater. (Wicked Spoon had limited crab w/ drawn butter and it tasted superior even when I was bloated) The meat department fared only average imo. The alleged Kobe Beef was definitely not the kind that melts in your mouth. Although Wicked Spoon offers similar stuff, you do get more variety and at least the Galbi and Braised Short Ribs (at WS) were yummy. Dessert: Oh don't get me started. WS throws its competition out of the window. How can Bellagio even compare? One would expect that the desserts should be worthy of Jean Phillipe Patisserie also in the hotel but that is far from true. The creme brulee was not bad but the cheesecakes and sorbets brought back horrific college dining hall memories. Compare this with: fresh strawberries and bite-size apples coated in amazing chocolate, shots of delicate mousse, a selection of delectable fudges and fresh, flavorful gelato at Wicked Spoon. For desserts alone, WS deserves 5 stars and I have to beat myself up to give Bellagio 2 stars. 2 stars for: the service - efficient although it wasn't the best; the cranberry juice (I would hardly be lying if I said that was the best thing I had all night). My only guess is WS is a new buffet building its name and the line was shorter (outrageous!). In a few years, I bet (that's what you do in vegas) the price, line and rating will far exceed Bellagio.
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A: negative

Problem: I really don't like this place. The food is not good. I go there sometime to catch a baseball gave but if your not a fan of the local team sometimes they turn it off before the games over. And never go there on a football day. But probably the most annoying aspect of this place is how consistent the service is bad. I had a new server a few weeks ago who was great but shes gone now. So good luck if you want good service. And pretty much every time I go with someone else they mess up their food. Which isnt to say its the servers fault. The only reason I can think that they dont mess up my food is I usually dont give special instructions. So I think you get the idea about this place.
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A: negative

Problem: Great selection of salad, soup, and breads. I love the wonton chinese salad the best and they always have a new pre-made salad every few weeks which are usually good. The blueberry muffins with the honey butter are my favorite. No trip to sweet tomatoes would be complete however without a dish of soft serve frozen yogurt at the end! The ingredients are always fresh on the salad bar, the dressings always have at least 8+ choices, and there is usually some fruit as well. If you sign up for their "club veg" emails, there are coupons every week for lunch and dinner. I always feel like I am making a "healthy" better choice for eating out when I come here.
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positive