Q: positive

A: Have not had breakfast here but have tried several times to eat lunch there. At noon there has been a lot of people so I went somewhere else. Yesterday I was able to get there at 11:30 and sat at the counter. The waiter was extremely nice. The decor is what I would call modern or trendy. Clean. I was in the mood for a simple grill cheese sandwich. It is on Sourdough bread two kinds of cheese. Got a cup of Tomato Basil soup. Both was very good. I got Ice Tea which was kept full. Several checks to see if everything was OK. They are very worth a visit. If I ever get in downtown at breakfast time I will probably give then a try. Remember To Eat Good Food.

Q: positive

A: Lovely, elegant, and quiet (no casino noise!), the Vdara is an all-suite hotel with a wonderful little kitchenette (one-burner conduction cooktop, convection/microwave, fridge, sink) and a bathroom that makes bathing worth doing even when you are clean already. You won't believe the huge soaking tub. A separate shower is large enough for two people, if they like each other. Great, comfy bed. Flatscreen TV is a bit small, but who goes to Las Vegas to watch television? The free wi-fi was excellent. I loved this place, and will definitely consider staying here again.

Q: negative

A: Please note this rating is strictly for the front desk staff only...Front desk staff is horrible. I needed to update paperwork that required my signature but most of the document was unreadable. I refused to sign something I can't read due to the copy being unreadable. The document printed with squares and symbols in lieu of letter. Apparently asking for a legible document required someone to do work and for that I got nothing but attitude. Lazy unprofessional staff. Fortunately for them everyone else is amazing and I will continue to receive services there but will definitely treat the front staff differently.

Q: positive

A:
Walking down South Clerk st. you may just stumble upon this often ignored little Tibetan crafts and tea shop. The Himalaya Shop (still sometimes known as Himalaya Art and Craft) is shop specilising in Tibetan clothes, craft and other bits and bobs. At the back of the shop is a small cafe serving a range of teas and some simple snacks. Here they sometimes show films as well as hosting live music. It's a small space but its cosy and they make the most of it. The Himalaya shop supports the Free Tibet group and other charities. It also functions as a meeting place for like minded groups and those wanting to savour the atmosphere of Tibet and Northern India. The owners are friendly and chatty. I got the impression they ran this shop because they felt they were doing something good with it. This gives the place a genuine feel. I was welcomed in and introduced the shop. Before long I was being served some spiced chai and chatting to the man sitting at the opposite table (there are only two large tables). A really interesting and unique shop.