Q: negative

A: Don't bother unless you happen to be down there with money to burn. I have to say--that after you find the place--the look of the space is wonderful and I could see sitting and having a drink--but for the money I will go someplace else. I made a reservation--we did not arrive together --even though other than the bar, the place was empty--they initially sat us at two different tables--i also got an email from Open Table saying the reservation had been cancelled--which I assume means that they didn't think we showed up--even though they sat the party twice. on to the food--the food is overpriced, small portions and underwhelming. we started with a little, tiny bowl of mac and cheese--there are so many places in town that have taken this to an art form--this place isn't one of them. two friends got one of the salads and didn't even finish it even though they split because it wasn't very good. one friend ordered the chicken fried chicken sliders which they serve on this little wooden platter--why? they were messy and pieces of chicken were falling to the table. I had the scallops and they were just okay--but certainly not worth the price. on to the service--to many servers too much time --at one point there were five people providing service and at other times you could have bowled in the place and not hit a server--service was off and on and did not lend anything to the meal. i probably won't be back--there are so many other places to go --that have really good food, great service and prices that don't make you feel liked someone just picked your pocket.

Q: positive

A: I am a devout Pastafarian. I truly believe that noodles are a gift from the FSM 'on-high'. As such, my spiritually-necessary need for noodle never diminishes and keeps me alert to any new places that might serve His Noodly Appendage. Thanks to the sharp eyes of John Chung-En L., I was alerted to this new place on Regent. His excellent review pretty much sums up the details. I was getting take out so I didn't get a soup but I did order a pork with fun noodle off the lunch menu and it was pretty dang tasty. A huge serving of fun noodles with moist pork and vegetables. Just about perfect. It could easy feed two for lunch. Maybe they should consider smaller portion for closer to $6 for the lunch menu? Good stuff, check it out.

Q: positive

A: My name's Yee Gan and despite a fear of heights, I'm an adrenaline junkie. I love roller coasters and have even done a tandem skydive So, when I saw that the Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas had a new extreme experience - the SkyJump, I couldn't resist. It's not cheap at $109 per jump with filming costing extra They're smart in allowing you to watch from the landing zone on the roof of the main building - you can see the jumpers falling from the 108th floor with their descent being slowed down by 2 zip wires on either side of the jumper. You can also watch their entire descent on a TV monitor inside the shop where you sign in for your jump and buy merchandise. Although I love my thrills, the thought of jumping from the 108th floor was terrifying and it took me quite a while of watching and finally almost forcing myself to sign up. After a safety briefing and ride up the tower, you're ready to enter the jump room with the opening to the outside and a jump into oblivion! A few people have got up here and have then been unable to enter the room. I must say that this was the most scary part of the experience as you look down a very long way at what appear to be toy cars. Then, all too soon, you on the edge of the platform, ready to jump. It definitely takes a lot of bottle to actually step off the platform - that's the hardest bit but the descent was a little disappointing. The wires arrest your descent almost immediately and you don't come anywhere near terminal velocity like on a skydive. The big painted target on the landing area comes up quite quickly though and you're soon on terra firma. It is a unique experience and adrenaline rush to step off the 108th floor of a building but the descent doesn't quite deliver the same rush and it's the same price as a good show in Vegas, so you have to decide whether it's worth it but it's certainly a unique experience

Q: positive

A:
Great place for a casual lunch! They have lunch specials for as low as $6.95! Lunch specials include soups, salads, sandwiches, and wraps. I like the macadamia crusted chicken salad. The chicken was so juicy, the greens were fresh, and the portion was very generous. Quality of the food exceeds the price. Try this place out. It will not disappoint.