Q: positive

A: Four words: Video Games And Beer! I was broke that night so I was rocking a sucktastic Coor's Light in a mug the size of a small grain silo that cost me less than six bucks before tip. The games are all run on these rechargable cards. They have tons of video games, and of course skee ball and those silly basketball hoops. Bring friends, get silly, and play some games. You're not likely to meet a girl here unless she's working. Do yourself a favor and don't bother the help unless you're just so fabulous that they cannot resist you. In which case, you and I can be the two exceptions. Or you could be daring and lure a girl here. Come on, video games are almost cool now! Ladies, if you're looking for an eligible geeky guy who's possibly socially challenged but likely trainable, this would be a prime spot. When I was there it wasn't all that busy (Monday night) but the staff seemed friendly and eager to please. There was a slight incident with an overly friendly guy who wanted to be our personal trainer on this game that resembles DDR but is too hard for words because of all the hopping skipping and jumping in different directions. Anyways, I'm pretty certain by the lack of uniform that he was not working there, just trying to be friendly. A little too friendly. But back to the game itself. Man it was hard! But hey, if you don't mind looking retarded in public, which I don't, -especially when playing video games - it's great cardio. Play Time Crisis 4 at least once. Tell them I made you. Edit: I hear what Max is saying. There were no kids there when I was there. I suggest you go later and drink more.

Q: negative

A: Ten years ago, this place was the best. Wife and I went here for Saturday brunch last month. We arrived about 11am. Paid $60 for unlimited mimosa and brunch. All I wanted was bagels and lox, ham and an omelette. The buffet was at the halfway mark meaning it wasn't going to close for another 4 hours. They were out of bagels. One of the stockers went to look for more bagels and she said they were out for the day. I said to her "You mean there are no bagels in this entire casino and hotel?" She said yes. Went to the meat station, they were out of ham. No more ham for the rest of the day. Got an omelette and it was over cooked. Bottom line, I would have asked for my $60 bucks back but we were so hungry. The only reason this place got 2 stars is the mimosa service. The guy who brings out mimosa ended up bringing us two pint glasses of champagne. I even saw him fill up a pitcher full of champagne for a guy. Now that's classy! Bottom line, we won't be going there again when we go to Vegas.

Q: positive

A: Can't say enough good things about these guys! The service is SUPER friendly and the food is great too! All of the reviews are right - Chanpen knows how to make good food.

Q: positive

A:
I went to Sugar Bowl on September 11th. 2001. No national tragedy was going to come between me and a chocolate milkshake. A young girl enjoyed her birthday party while her parents stared out the window. It was a bizarre experience worth sharing. More to the point, the milkshake was good. Tonight, my hot fudge sundae was good. It's a very basic ice cream dish. Hard to screw up, even harder to differentiate. Our waitress let us know she has worked at Sugar Bowl for 40 years. It seemed sweet, but now I wonder how she has supported herself so long this way. The walls are a shade of faded pink. Kind of silly, but who cares? It's ice cream.