Q: positive

A: This is a great place! Very nice decor, great food, good ambience for an evening with co-workers or casual night out, and good customer service. I have come here many times, and I have 2 favourite waitresses; friendly, talkative and social. (I had a 3rd waitress one other time and her service was bad - not social, didn't know to at least make an effort to say 'Hi', couldn't speak Eng/Fre... well, could have been her first day as a waitress...ever.) I recommend the fried chicken, candied salmon, ribs (beef + pork), mushroom pancake....and of course their specialty drinks! Definitely a repeat customer, and I have introduced this place to all of my friends to which they have visited at least twice and are repeat customers too! Remember to make reservations!!! ... and cool bathrooms!

Q: positive

A: Nothing I can say that hasn't been said yet- this place is unreal! I'm a flight attendant and came here on a layover, instead of the usual shopping on the strip and gambling. Spent about $25.00 and killed almost 3 hours, and I would have stayed longer if I didn't have to take the bus (about 45min-1hr by bus, from the strip). It's not just rows and rows of old-school (and newer) pinball machines, but also some sweet rare, vintage, throwback games (i.e., a shuffleboard-style bowling game, a baseball game but pinball twist, this tiny hunting-style game complete with rifles), and also some stuff featured on Pawn Stars! One of the coolest things is how most of the older games have an index card attached and contains trivia regarding that particular game (how it was procured, if it's a super rare find, popularity of the game during its time, etc.) It's definitely like a museum, except you can touch everything, and it's way more fun! One of the guys working there approached me (while I was KILLING IT on the Mario Andretti Racing Pinball machine) and was super friendly, and I had to spread the word! Don't worry about bringing change- there's change machines. There's also restrooms.

Q: positive

A: Excellent sandwich and salad. Nice little cafe on the corner, great service. Will defiantly be going back to try the other sandwich's and the breakfast menu.

Q: negative

A:
This place was something of a disappointment. Our server was amicable, but the wait time for the food was long, especially given that the establishment was half empty. When my pulled pork sandwich finally did arrive, the meat was bone dry and underseasoned. Fortunately, making liberal use of the array of BBQ sauces was enough to make it palatable. My companion's brisket sliders were a notch better but still nothing special, as were our sides (mac n cheese and sweet potato casserole). Eight dollars for a sandwich, side, and a drink is a fairly decent value these days, and Sticky Fingers has the right ambiance for the food it serves. However, the kitchen needs to get its act together.