Q: I frequent here quiet often. I never usually have to wait to get in. I really like the hard gel they have. It literally lasts me a month so completely worth the money. The manicurists are always friendly. They have a couple males which I prefer a female to take care of me. If you advise you prefer one or the other they will comply. They take credit cards and you can leave a tip on the card. Just make sure to let them know. Eyebrow wax $12, spa pedicure with extra massage $35. It is located to the left of Von's.

A: positive

Q: Okay, maybe my expectations were artificially elevated by all the hype of others, resulting in my utter disappointment, or the place really is mediocre. The menu really is off-the-wall, as is the presentation of the food, which is where the drama ended for me. Upon first bite of my" Corned Beef Hash with Red Onions and Swiss Cheese", the disappointment set in. It was "edible", but not as spectacular as I had expected. I've enjoyed corned beef hash out of a can at a typical Vegas buffet more than this one. It wasn't a total bust though, as I did like how they presented it in a cast iron skillet, and the HUGE biscuit was actually pretty good with the (home-made?) strawberry jam (no butter offered???). I did get a taste of my companion's "Fried Chicken and Waflles", and "Fried Chicken Benedict "which were also mediocre, as the fried chicken could use more spice (KFC better,) and the "Benedict" curiously didn't have Hollandaise sauce. Isn't that what REALLY makes a Benedict??? Food was OK, but for the price, I'd rather go to a buffet or Blueberry Hill.

A: negative

Q: The food here is great! The pupusas are fresh and yummy, though I tend to load mine up with the salsa that comes on the side, as they're otherwise a bit bland. There's an ample vegetarian selection (bean and cheese, zucchini and cheese, loroco and cheese)--all delicious! Save room for dessert; the tres leches cake is absolute perfection (and sells out quickly, so cross your fingers that you can get it!)

A: positive

Q: The fountains at the Bellagio are still one of the best free attractions on the strip -- jets of water choreographed to opera, classical or pop songs. It runs throughout the day every 15-30 minutes. The streets are always busy with tourists waiting in line to see it. Many of the Bellagio restaurants have balconies or windows overlooking the show, so if you're dining in one of them request a seat with a view. If you're on the street and want to watch, my favorite place to view it is actually closer to the hotel lobby and porte-cochere, which has an overlook and tends to be less busy than the area right off the strip.

A:
positive