Q: negative

A: This place was quite a disappointment. I'm a Vegas local and after many years of driving past this place, finally decided to eat here. Made a reservation for 10pm and got there a bit late. We were told that the bar and kitchen was closing the moment we got there so we had to order quickly. Everything was rushed and the place was pretty much empty. Guess the staff really hates staying late. Food was okay, but nothing spectacular. Our pretzel was hard as a rock. Almost inedible. I got this sausage sampler and most of the sausages were cold and tough and one had a bone fragment in it. The busser came and cleaned off our table before we had completely finished eating..extremely rude. We were told they were closing in 10 minutes and they made our dessert to-go. Overall, not the best experience regardless of whether or not it was before close. You don't want people coming in late, don't allow them to make reservations and then rush them through eating. I now consider this place a tourist trap and would not recommend it to locals. Food was overpriced and lackluster.

Q: negative

A: I haven't been on Yelp in awhile, but I feel I owe it to folks to provide an update. This place went downhill exponetially with each subsequent visit. So after 3 times, I never went back, and you shouldn't either. The gel nails were rough/jagged, and they broke & peeled. The tech brought her kids with her to work each time & they were wild & obnoxious.

Q: negative

A: ..um yea. Vibe: unwelcoming and constant staring from both workers and customers... seriously... what? Tea: I feel like they took my money because I ordered a simple earl gray and they burned the leaves with boiling water. 10 minutes after recieving the pot of tea one of the workers came over and asked if i wanted the water to be hotter because it wasn't sitting on the tea candle... -_- .. really.. no thanks. Never again.

Q: negative

A:
Overview: Yellowtail is a Japanese restaurant for people who are afraid of Japanese food. When my wife and I went to Vegas for our anniversary, Yellowtail at Bellagio very nearly ruined it. For background: My mother is Japanese, and I've been fortunate enough to visit many times. I don't need my Japanese food to be authentic, but it does have to taste good. Yellowtail's food is neither authentic nor good. The glazed salmon I ordered was soaked in a sugar sauce, sweet to the point of being inedible. (My theory: To cover up the fact they serve cheap salmon.) To their credit, when my waiter came over, he immediately asked me what was wrong. When I told him, he quickly replaced the dish with something edible but completely forgettable. (The good service is the only thing that brings Yellowtail up to two stars.) My wife had a similar experience. The food is more "Japanese-y" than Japanese. Unfortunately for me, I had a severe stomach ache for the rest of the night - a distraction to say the least when I was trying to enjoy Cirque du Solei. The Bellagio hotel staff were completely unhelpful to the point of belligerence, but that's a story for another time. My wife and I are already planning our next trip to Vegas. We would have considered staying at the Bellagio. But after our experience with Yellowtail (and Bellagio), we're going back to the Wynn. They certainly know how to treat customers well there.