Q: When you can't even get good service at the bar imagine how sitting in the dining room might have been. Actually the male bartender was so rude to a customer not sure I would ever go back!!! Good luck if you decide to try it.....

A: negative

Q: I was set to go back to Vegas for an April 2013 convention. When I was last at the Mirage I had mis-placed a gaming voucher for $157.65 so I could not cash it in. I found it a few weeks later at the bottom of one of my bags. I thought, no big deal, I will just head over next April and do some gambling with it, kind of like found money. Well, it turns out the Mirage Gaming Vouchers are void after 180 days. This means they just took my $157.65, stole it essentially. If you have a poker chip from a casino, it is good for years. Its an IOU and theirs have a shelf life. I never agreed to take an IOU from them with a 6 month shelf life. Consider this business practice when deciding if you want to stay or gamble here. The same people who decided to have their IOU's expire after 6 months also program the gambling equipment. Think they play fair with that? If they want to make it right, I will take this review down. If it is still up, well they have seen it and just dont really care. Just beware, if you do end up at this place if you somehow dont lose all of your money make sure you do not walk out with them owing you any. They will default in 6 months. Here is my hotel review. As you can see there is a theme. Gaming vouchers is just the first scam they play. Pros: -Decent rooms and good location on the strip. -The casino was not very smokey. -Buffet was pretty good, reasonably priced compared to other options there. Cons: -Television did not work in our room, they said they were going to send someone up who never came. -Room keys stop working regularly, its a long walk to the front desk when this happens. I know about de-magnetizing the strip, sorry, these keys fail much easier than any other hotel I have ever been to. And its a real pain when they do. I think they may do it deliberately so you have to keep walking through their casino. -Someone put their used room service outside our door and they had a glass of vinegar which smelled up the whole hallway. It was awful, we eventually moved it 10' away and it sat there the most of the day. Maids walked right by it. -We exhibited at a convention there. The only access they allow to their convention center is through the hotel, casino, the shops, then down long hallways until you arrive.They do not let you drive up by the convention center and unload. Picture rolling a large cart with boxes, chairs, etc through a crowded casino, hotel lobby, etc. Its a 10 minute walk. Absoultely ridiculous. -Need to cash in your ticket in the casino? 2 cashiers is all they had, we had to wait in line 20 minutes to cash in out tickets. -Looking for something to eat? Restaurant prices are out of this world. $29 hamburger at Stax. There is another burger place, $12 for a basic one and up, but we had dinner there and for 3 people w/ 3 burgers and 4 drinks total, it cost us $72. But thats Vegas. -8.00 beers. They appear to really make every effort to make you go through their casino without regard to any inconvenience it may cause you. Key does not work? Back through the casino. TV stopped working? Guess you should go gamble. Need to set up for a show? Haul it all through the casino. The casinos across the street pay out much better from what we were told and noticed they had $1.00 beer specials. If you stay at the MIrage, we suggest you get out of there for gambling and food. Probably best every time you walk by the front desk you ask for a new room key just so you dont do the 15 minute hike to your room only to find it failed again.

A: negative

Q: Large group of underagers here, horrible and overpriced drinks too. The venue actually isn't terrible, but I've been in this place once, and will never return. I have plenty of better things to do.

A: negative

Q: This place is a hidden gem!! Everything on the menu looked SO good.... I couldn't decide. Sooooo I got the following: French Toast (Sweet Rustic Bread, Apple Butter, Candied Pecans and Warm Syrup) + Side of 1 egg and a side of applewood smoked Bacon (3 Slices) The french toast came out with 3 THICK slices of bread, a TON of apple butter and a sprinkling of pecans. While the bread was fresh and soft... it didnt really have much flavor... I like my french toast to be more cinnamony... Plus, there was just TOO MUCH butter and not enough pecans. The bacon was MONEY!! It was peppered (which I LOVE) and cooked perfectly. My friend got the blueberry Belgian waffle which she swapped 1/2 for 1/2 of my french toast. The waffle was probably the best thing there.... light and fluffy with WHOLE blueberries in it... YUM. Also, my other friend's meal came with a biscuit and "home fries" which she let me try. The biscuit was warm and fresh out of the oven but a bit too dense for my taste... the "home fries" are actually just seasoned and slightly mashed up potatoes... they were REALLY good... spicy and very flavorful. I wish I had ordered some!! I also got a glass of fresh squeeze orange juice. DELICIOUS!!! The food here is great, but what really makes this place a hit is the ambiance... the little tables under the shade of the trees and the farmy, rustic feel. GO HERE!!

A:
positive