Q: negative

A: ONE WORD: TERRIBLE. Aside from the hostess being very pleasant, I can't say a positive thing about this place. The server was determined to act as disinterested as possible and the food was equally unimpressive. My wife ordered matzoh ball soup which was basically Campbell's basic chicken noodle with a dough ball plopped in the middle. Okay, so maybe it's best to stick to the traditional American fare at a place called "Red, White, and Blue". Unfortunately that didn't work either as the burger and onion rings I had tasted just as plain as what you'd get from the frozen food aisle of your local grocery store. Pretty disappointing considering the soup cost $10 and the burger was $16. Aside from bringing the food, the server refilled drinks once and then brought us the check. Didn't ask if we wanted additional drinks, to order dessert, or anything else. He seemed fairly annoyed at the presence of anyone in his section. Perhaps it distracted his football-watching on a Sunday afternoon. The mumbling and avoidance of all eye contact and acknowledgment was a pretty nice bonus too. I guess there's a first time for everything and this was my first time eating at a full-service restaurant without leaving a tip. Overall, by far the worst place I've eaten in Vegas both food and service-wise.

Q: positive

A: Los Sombreros is genuine Mexican dining. I spent two summers living in Mexico, enjoyed family meals. Los Sombreros brings back all those memories with its authentic Mexican seasonings, sauces, and my favorite, Mexican cheeses. I am quite picky on Mexican restaurants, I confess to a rare taco/enchilada/rice/bean lunch combo Tex/ Mex style.Those restaurants are exactly what Los Sombreros is not. It is unique and my only choice for true, flavorful dining. Favorite on the menu-hard to say- I love the lamb adobo, the chile relleno, and there are always the tacos. The difficult choice is go with a favorite or venture out with something new. Margaritas-good. Service-never had a problem. Highly recommend.

Q: positive

A: Thrift Shop Two is a hidden gem. This is where a lot of the non-clothing items donated to the Birthlink Thrift Shop round the corner end up, and the shelves are full or random bric-a-brac, household textiles, electronics, records, CDs, DVDs, games, books, and one of the best collections of VHS I've seen in a charity shop in a long time. The staff are always really friendly and helpful, and it's always got something interesting in there if you fancy a rake around!

Q: negative

A:
This place sucks. Don't come here. I've been sitting at the bar for 25 minutes watching the bartenders stand there and talk to each other and laughing carrying on and they still haven't even acknowledged me.