Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: First, the wine list is riddiculous, but that is part of their schtick. I mean silly the wine list. It is bigger than a phone book, I am not kidding! Worse, the list is organzed by price rather than varietal and region. The list serves two restaurants Cowboy Ciao and Kasmierz. Cowboy Ciao is successful, because of location, setting, and the food is good. I went with l and my dad and his new wife. We had the k vintners highly rated wine for $200. I have a better memory with wines than what we ate.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: I've been a Chase customer for nearly 20 years and have several accounts, both personal and business. Today for my business I tried to draw $1000 in ones and the branch was completely unaccommodating. I expect money to be available to enable my business. That was not the case today.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
I don't know if it's because I'm comparing it a great nightclub like Pure, but we didn't care much for this one. Getting in was easy enough - had the wristband and put our names on the guest list earlier in the evening. The inside isn't much to write about, it had a bit of a dirty vibe and it wasn't clear where you could stand, as we kept getting asked to move by the bouncers. They should rope off those areas if they don't want people in them. Drinks were watered down and not worth the price. The DJ wasn't that great, he seemed amateur and his mixes were all over the place. The go-go dancers were, how can I put this nicely...not that hot. Both of them could have benefited from some major ab work, and they seemed not too happy to be there. Also, I know that clubs can get warm, but Rok was uncomfortably hot and WAY too overcrowded. Too warm to even drink, barely any room to dance (my feet were stepped on at least a dozen times) and too many lame guys just standing around. There were also drunk chicks in groups taking 500 pictures of themselves on the dance floor. So many annoying flashes, it was like the freaking paparazzi was in there. When I felt like I was going to pass out from the heat, I headed out to the patio. They played 80's and 90's there which was somewhat refreshing considering I was roasting to death inside. The patio bartenders were the slowest I've ever seen, and kept passing over me to help customers who just walked up. Not cool. The bathrooms are unisex and at first that didn't bother me, but I really didn't want to smell some guy's ass when freshening up my face. Men can tear it up, and should have their own room to do so. The crowd was laid back, with people wearing everything from flip flops to stilettos, but there were a few nut jobs in the bunch. What pushed me over the edge was not the huge 300 pound bouncer that practically mowed me over and stepped on my foot on the way without even saying excuse me, but the guys who invited us up to their table area, only to immediately kick us out after I told one of them (who quite obviously had some sort of mental issue) to get his nasty hands off of me. I don't know how these freaks made it into the club, but their creepy and erratic behavior the entire night should have been enough to show them the door. Guess they'll take anyone... Needles to say, maybe it's because I'm sitting here with an ice pack on my badly bruised foot, but I was disappointed and won't go back, not when there are far better clubs up the strip. I gave it two stars because I have been to worse. I think this place might appeal to the just turned 21 crowd or those who don't expect much from a Vegas nightclub.