where to start.... service: our servers took long to tend to us and we had to call them to bring refills. when I thanked her for the refill she said nothing. the food: pastelitos: decent, more sason but still ok. Churrasco (skirt steak). this was a very chewy meat and it's was not properly grilled, seems like they seared it on a pan. my rice had a burnt after taste and smell. the beans........boring wife's food: tostones where not properly pressed and then dipped back in the fryer, they just chopped the plantain and fried em! chichrron de pollo was ridiculously bland. that batter was like a KFC chicken rip off with no flavor. this dish should be tangy with chicken that is marinated. conclusion: not worh it. the only way people would like this place would be if they have not eaten at la casa de mofongo in the Bronx in NYC, or la roca in providence Rhode Island. this is a poor showing of Dominican food. if you are impressed with this food then your palate is probably impressed with the mcrib from Micky d's. or maybe it's been a decade without having any kind of Caribbean food and this your first time eating it in a while I apologize to all the Dominican moms I know out there for how bad this place represented your food. can I give minus/negative stars to this place? alex reyes, you are nuts for liking this place you should be ashamed and you should know better! punta Cana? more like punta caca! Honestly A Yugoslavian blind paraplegic could make better Dominican food! With that said, I gotta run cause this bootleg dumbminican food is making me perculate and I have about another hour before I make it home. in the words of my dr brothers LA CRETA conazo!

negative

Absolutely amazing!! And inspiring if you are into pole dancing/burlesque. These women do some naughty things with their bodies! Sure to tantilize and please all who enter the Forty Deuce. And, no, it was not necessary for us to get a table. We were whisked over to a cozy seating section right next to the stage, so we had a great view. If you are with a larger group I could see how reserving a table would be necessary. But it wasn't for us. Free drinks and entrance made the experience even more appealing. One of the dancers, Anna, came over to talk with us in between her performances. She found out that I was a fledgling pole dancer and came over to "talk shop". I got to ask her some technical questions about costumes and such. She was very helpful and such a sweetheart. What a nice personal touch! Ladies, beware! As you can imagine, the guys get really horned up after watching the performers do their thing. Once the dancers leave the stage, be prepared for inappropriate touching and propositioning from the men-folk! Bless their little hearts. All of the blood will likely leave their brains, so cut them some slack. p.s. My claim of not being a "club person" is apparently full of crap! We stayed WELL after the last dancer left the stage and shook our asses and drank until about 4 am. I didn't know I had it in me.

positive

We had low expectations due to the reviews We read on yelp. We were really craving Persian food so we decided to give it a try. We pulled into the parking lot and entered through the market.once we made it to the restaurant I was really surprised at how nice the decor was. This was comparable to some of Las Vegas's finest dining and we are big foodie 's and been to them all. The owner kindly sat us in a booth. That even had fresh roses. The owner gave us two menus and explained in detail what he offered. We started off with a traditional dish tadik that was amazing. I ordered the chicken soltani which is a combo plate of bone in chicken and ground beef style kabob called kubideh. The food was aboslutely amazing. The owner insisted we try each dish as he waited for our approval. We also ordered the yogurt w cuccumber's to mix in with the rice and all I can say is yum! We will def be back for more Persian. As we gathered the bill the owner even brought me a fresh long stem rose to take home and offered us a tray of mints as a dessert. Not sure how these other reviews received bad service. The owner was very kind and I saw the same service offered to the other 3 tables that dined. If you are craving Persian head to Habib's! You won't be disappointed

positive

I absolutely love their food! I always get their pho & I never can go wrong. I don't eat rice noodle so I always order egg noodle and that makes this place so much better. I also recommend their fresh spring rolls, fried spring rolls, vermicelli, combination fried rice, & everything on the menu! The only thing is that is gets really crowded and sometimes the service could be a little bit slow. Other than that it's the best pho place in vegas.
positive