Q: This place was awesome, we will for sure return! I found this gem on Yelp, always looking to try new sushi restaurants. My husband and I came here for dinner, we walked in and I became a little leery because we were the only ones in the place. We ordered yellow tail nigiri, gyoza, a shrimp tempura roll, salmon & tuna roll in rice paper, and a california roll with fresh tuna on top (I don't remember the actual names of the rolls). The meal started out with a complimentary cucumber salad, which was very good. Then we were brought out our order of gyoza which was a very generous portion with 8 dumplings (usually you get 6). After that we received our nigiri, which was nice and fresh tasting, and then the rest of our rolls that we had ordered. The chef had some extra yellow tail, so he made us a complimentary salad with it that included avocado and rice wine vinegar, it was fantastic! The fish was very fresh and flavorful, and the portions were very generous. We ordered too much and were stuffed by the end of the meal. We were however, able to fit in the complimentary mochi ice cream we were given. The service here was amazing, and we felt very welcomed. I would highly recommend Harumi Sushi!

A: positive

Q: I didn't realize that they used unicorn tears in their cuisine, as that would be the only explanation for why it is so delicious. Seriously, ignore any reviews of this establishment prior to October of 2010 when the new owners took over. The dining experience at Gina's Bistro was stellar from beginning to end, and one of the finest dining excursions we have had in over a decade in Las Vegas. The owners are charming and doting from the moment you walk in the door. From drink service, to the explanation of the entrees, to the food service to the deserts, every item was prepared to perfection, and utterly delectable. I thoroughly enjoyed my pork loin (which was one of the special this evening) and my wife had a Cioppino that was spectacular. The deserts were some of the best we've had at any restaurant regardless of genre, and again the service was top notch all around. The wine list is not expansive, but well rounded and offers a choice for any palette. There is absolutely no excuse for dining at one of the corporate, mass produced food warehouses with fare that would only appeal to those afflicted with a severe lack of taste. This establishment is a true jewel in a city that prides itself on world-class dining. Do yourself a favor and visit them for dinner.

A: positive

Q: Place is on downward slope. Food used to be much better. Miserable tap beer choices that have actually gotten worse. Manager never comes around to see how things are. Empty tonight because no sports on. I guess they are resting up for football season because most of the staff seemed more focused on chatting & hanging out. Much better choices in the area. We won't be back.

A: negative

Q: Great sandwiches! They are located on Liberty Avenue across the street from Fifth Avenue Place. They offer three types of different sandwiches. Plain Slims which is a regular sub minus the veggies. Eight inch sub sandwiches and Giant Club Sandwiches which have twice the meat and cheese. You can choose between two types of bread (french and seven grain). You can also get a low carb lettuce wrap called a JJ Unwich if your watching your calories. If your really hungry or just want to have your own "Man vs Food" moment go for The JJ Gargantuan. It consists of genoa salami, sliced smoked ham, capicola, roast beef, turkey and provolone cheese on a french bun smothered with onions, mayo, lettuce and tomato covered with homemade Italian dressing. It is utterly amazing! I think I have a tear in my eye.

A:
positive