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An example of an positive review: Alot of the reviews for Wing Lei categorize it as "overpriced Chinese food". But, what in Vegas isn't overpriced? I take it as a given that I am going to overpay in Vegas for just about everything. I don't really care as long as its good. The food and service at Wing Lei were fabulous. I never knew General Tao's chicken or veggie spring rolls could be this good. The room itself is stunning and the drinks were fun and strong. Perfect way to start a weekend in vegas.

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An example of an negative review: Yuk. This place is garbage. I did not like it when it was Cabo and I still think it's crap. The one star is for the excellent service. The beef enchiladas had a awful tasting red sauce that needed to be cleaned off in order to make the enchiladas edible. Menu stated it was supposed to be green which it obviously was not. The pollo ranchero was supposed to be a braised chicken. It was actually grilled because it had the burn marks of being on the grill. Tasted O-K. But wasn't worth going back for. The beans and rice weren't nothing to write about either. The service from our waitress was outstanding. She tried to make everything right and threw in desert freee of charge. The chef told her that the problems with the food were because the menu has so many misprints. I'll stick w/ Roberto's taco shop for mexican around these parts.

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An example of an negative review: My wife and I went to MG on Friday 8/8/14 at 6:15 PM.Sat there 15 mins Before our waiter appeared. Ordered chicken parm. Forty minutes later still no food and they wouldn't even produce a manager! We got up and left. This will be our last time.

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An example of an positive review: I have dined at Mesa Grill four times since living in Las Vegas, and have been very pleased with my meal every time. It's not often that I enjoy a meal I had on the strip, as most of the strip restaurants are overpriced, and serve average food with a celebrity name on it. Bobby Flay created a great restaurant, and I think it's very telling of the chef that Bobby Flay is. Many don't like his conceited attitude, but he makes great food and does it while running many restaurants. The decor is very unique, and is perfect for it's location. It is located in the Caesar's Palace, right next to the sportsbook. The restaurant is scattered with a mosaic of rusty, yet bright colors. The colors represent the southwestern theme of the restaurant, with influences of South America. The service at Mesa Grill is top notch. When your water is even close to done, it will be full. When your drink is almost gone, they will ask you if you want a new one. The corkage fee is $35, which is a bit steep for a place like this, but it's not too bad considering it's Las Vegas. The waiters always have great suggestions, and are very knowledgeable on the menu and the terms of Southwestern cuisine. There are several signature items on the menu that are must-order items. One of them is the Blue Corn, Duck Pancake. BBQ duck is shredded and put into a blue corn pancake, and is topped with Habanero-Star Anise sauce. This is the best appetizer. Another great appetizer is the "Queso Fundido", a cheese dip made with goat cheese that is easy for the whole table to eat, and is the best cheese dip I've ever had. The best entree I've had here, and their signature entree, is the New Mexican Spice Rubbed Pork Tenderloin. The portion is pretty big, and the pork is cooked perfect every time I've had it. It is served with a sweet-potato tamale, and a bourbon-ancho chile sauce. I have had this 3 times, and every time it has been the best thing at the table. The other entree that I recommend is the Lamb Porterhouse Chops, served with Red Chile, Lime, and Rosemary. If there was any dish that could be better than the Pork Tenderloin, it's the Lamb Porterhouse Chops. Although, if you like fish, try the Spice Rubbed Tuna, which is also very good. If you want a steak, there are 3 steak options on the menu. All of them are very good, but not as unique as the other menu items. There is a chipotle-glazed Ribeye, Coffee-rubbed Filet Mignon, and a New York Strip Steak served w/ their house-made Steak Sauce. If you are looking to sample signature Bobby Flay cuisine, do not get the steaks. But if you are the person in the group who wanted to go to the steakhouse, this is not a bad second option for a great steak. In conclusion, do not let your opinion of Bobby Flay steer you away from eating at Mesa Grill. You may not like the guy, but the cuisine he cooks is a full of bold, unique flavors, and combines those flavors perfectly to show you why Bobby Flay is so popular.