Q: Stopped in during Vegas StrEATs since the food trucks that were there didn't interest me. Sat at the bar and we were told about he $2 draft specials. I had a beer and noticed one other end of the bar the had Magic Hat #9. One of my favorite beers when living on he east coast. It is a Vermont beer, try it! The pizza was pretty damn good. I ordered a slice with meatball. It took 15-20 mins for a slice but worth the wait. Bartenders were friendly and quick with the drafts. I will be back to try more of their tempting menu items.

A: positive

Q: Not sure if I'd really call this "Asian fusion." It's more like various Asian and Asian-type dishes served alongside straight-up European fare. Not that there's anything wrong with that--I love being able to eat Thai coconut soup, naan, and various Italian foods at the same meal. The ambiance is great. Lots of glass, lots of really cool-looking stone (including our massive 7-person table, which was nestled in an alcove which jutted into the large glass-walled kitchen). Great view of an awkward-looking rendezvous in which a man seemed to be trying really hard to impress his much-younger-looking date. I know that if I wanted to do that in Vegas, Sensi would be one of my top choices. The food was interesting. The bread was naan, which came with chutney, tzatziki sauce, and some other stuff I don't remember because it was 2 months ago. Unfortunately, the waiters never bothered explaining that to us--we had to play detective and figure that stuff out ourselves. In terms of stuff that we actually paid for, most of the stuff I tasted (duck/foie gras potstickers, tataki roll, Thai coconut soup, and short ribz) was outstanding. In particular, the soup came in a real coconut, which you could scrape off the sides and mix into the broth. Awesome! I also tasted the branzino, which one of my friends ordered. That wasn't as good, probably because it had gotten soggy after soaking in clam broth for 20 minutes before I was able to grab a bite. That probably wasn't Sensi's fault. Overall, the food was great, the whole concept of the place was great, but the service left a bit to be desired. Considering how much we paid for everything, the staff seemed rather disinterested and unenthusiastic. I'd probably give Sensi 3.5 stars if I could.

A: positive

Q: Great casion nice and clean!! The hotel and pool are also both very nice. I didnt stay in the hotel or swim this paticular visit but I have in the past. The staff is usually attentive and nice. I have yet to be disapointed with this casion. Great location now that they outlets are completed.

A: positive

Q: First visit, 4 stars. Keep in mind, I'm rating this based on the expectations of what it really is... Mexican FAST FOOD, not a true sit down restaurant. That being said... The place has decent decor, with a couple tv's playing what ever game is on. The place is clean. The girls working the counter were nice, and actually SMILED! When taking a to go order, they still offer you chips and salsa. The salsa bar has the usual green, red, Pico, limes, etc. The prices were right in line with Fili-B's. First visit, I got their carne asada fries with errthang on them, and a couple shrimp tacos. ...and now the reason for the 4 stars. The meat on the fries actually tasted grilled, even a lil Smokey! Not oily and old like most of the fast food spots out there. The shrimp tacos were ok. Not good , not bad, but ok. I will go back. Next time, I hope to try their red chili as well as their beans and rice. I'll update my review then. So, if you're looking for a quick taco or burrito in the area, this place gets the thumbs up from me. ... You know, a total stranger who is recommending a place for you to eat. Take it for what it is, and happy Yelping!

A:
positive