Came here last night with the family and despite zero parking in the front, the restaurant wasn't too packed. Finding parking in the front is like trying to spot the Loch Ness monster...it ain't gonna happen. But, there is complimentary valet in tne back for LGO patrons, so that is nice. Anyways, it has been a couple of years since we have been back which is surprising because this is always a fave. The pizzas range around $13-$14 and you can easily make two meals out of it or feed two people. We ordered the half dozen chicken wings as an app, a white sangria for me and a beer for my husband. My daughter had a $3 PB&J that consisted of 4-5 tiny PB&J "sushi" rolls and a rather large pile of french fries for a kids meal. I would have liked more of the sandwich than fries but it was only $3 so I'll deal with it. I had the Padre (no longer on the menu) and had it modified to be with blue cheese, prosciutto, and arugula. It is a white pizza, so no tomato sauce. The crust is a little crusty and chewy...just the way I like it. My husband ordered his favorite, the Fallen Angel. Our server was really attentive and very patient with our daughter. After dinner, we walked into the grocer next door to satisfy our sweet tooth. Ooey gooey cookies were to be had (at $2.50 a pop...yikes!) and they melted in my mouth, so yummy. Pizza, wine, and chocolate chip cookies???? Now that is what I call the perfect meal.

positive

First off, I want to say, I loved the concept. The detailing in our experience was really something else. That being said, the food itself was just OK, considering it was a bowl of ramen for fifteen bucks. Seriously. I could have gotten the same thing at GaNaDaRa in the West End for a fraction of the price. As for the service, while I agree that they do try their best, I'm pretty sure they switched our waitress halfway through because the first one we had didn't speak English. This was a bit strange, since as a result we waited around to order for some time. They also placed us (a couple on a date) at the bar, nearly a meter away from each other, which made for holding hands at the table quite awkward. I'd maybe suggest just going to this place as a late-night joint? As a dinner date venue, it was something of a let-down.

negative

The one on McKellips is soooo much better!

negative

the price is cheap for vegas/general $10 for dinner. you'll be full. but this won't be the best food. some of it was great most were meh. i give it only 2 instead of 3 starts because the selection was kind of small
negative