FatCat learn new word today. "Tourist trap". This is when greedy business man taking advantage of unwary tourists who not know city well. But you thinking "hey FatCat, you so smart. How you fall into tourist trap?". Yes yes.. FatCat know, but smart cats not immune to making bad decisions sometimes - that's how FatCat coming to this restaurant. Things FatCat like - Nice big patio where FatCat relaxing his fuzzy tail. Things FatCat not like - only one beer on tap.. Not bad beer but not like lack of choice. - FatCat first start drooling when he see description of strpiloin steak on menu, but Mr Owner of restaurant not honest with FatCat about what Mr Owner serving. No peppercorn sauce like promised. And instead of chomping down on juicy striploin, FatCat wrestling with gigantic piece of grissel with tiny bit of meat attached to it. FatCat asking server for chainsaw to cut through meat, but server ignoring FatCat's request. FatCat thinking that even waiter embarrassed about working at such bad restaurant. Old Montreal disappointing FatCat. Maybe he only eating in New Montreal from now on ? No, not fair to old Montreal just because of one bad experience. FatCat coming back again. Yesterday FatCat eat at good restaurant in new Montreal. Writing review soon.
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Service was great food was awful they just switched to infrared ovens so if you liked the old fried food to bad. Stay away from the shrimp tacos yuck!
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I am a Hertz Gold Circle member and rent from them 50+ times a year. I own a 2nd property in Las Vegas so I grab a car when I am in town to get back and forth to home. It is a hit or miss with this location. The staff is friendly and most of the cars are in pretty good shape. About 50% of the time I end up with a clunker, 25k+ miles, dents, scratches, pulsating brakes, etc. The car I turned in on Saturday (oddly enough Hertz reached out to me and asked I review the rental) was one of those clunkers. 25K miles in Vegas is tough, lots of stop and go on the strip and parking garages where dings and dents occur. This location is quick to point out any blemishes on the returned car so be sure to document the condition before leaving the gate. I filed a complaint with Hertz (on line) about a year ago (1st time ever)about such a car and never heard back from the Vegas location, their 702 # rings and rings and rings but no one ever picks up. In summary this location is below the typical Hertz standard I am accustomed to but in a whole probably about the same as any other rental agency on site at McCarron.
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Aria has some good things going for it. As one of the newest additions to the Strip, it's always fun to walk around the new casino floors and to visit the shops. I'll admit that I'm a fan of the classy yet modern theme they went with; however I do wish they had better integrated all the buildings in the new 'City Center'. It's a little annoying that I can't walk easily from Aria to Cosmopolitan when both buildings were essentially built at the same time. The rooms were impressive. Anything that used electricity was linked together and could be controlled from a single remote. Setting your alarm to open the blinds and turn on ESPN was pretty neat. The rooms did have a couple downsides. The fully-integrated electronics could be a little annoying (ex: navigating the remote to choose a channel to watch was arduous). Also, the bathrooms didn't have any locks for privacy (but they were quite luxuriant). All in all, it was a good experience and I'd likely stay there again.
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