OK; we went again last night. However, we were pretty disappointed. Their beer specials are gone so all beers were priced at retail. Not necessarily a problem, but makes their price/value ratio less attractive. Same thing with the sushi -- same pricing for the all-you-can-eat and 50% off for ala carte orders, but the quality was really disappointing. All my fish orders of nigiri were with old fish and they were not of high quality and not fresh. My wife's unagi sushi had old and skinny/boney unagi on it. And my albacore tataki was with old fish too -- all dried up and discolored.

negative

Stick with any buffet at the Wynn for MUCH better dining for your buck. For lunch, we ordered the onion soup shooters, mac & cheese, oyster shooters, tarte flambe, manchego salad, Alaskan halibut, steak frites and almond panna cotta. Great presentation, decent service, but every dish was terrifically mediocre - I would put it at Cheesecake Factory level dining. No originality nor artistry, nothing was memorable - I had to go back to the online lunch menu to remember what we'd had.

negative

Great food. Cheap price. Specially on happy hour. Half off draft beers and appetizers. Appetizers are very large portion. Restaurants kind of cold and dark. Excellent service. Good vibes.

positive

Music and dancefloor are ok. The service was terrible!! Tried to go to the bar to get water and two bartenders walked by...one getting ice and the other went over to shoot the breeze with one of their friends...stood there for 20 minutes with no acknowledgement. The venue is fairly new...I never made it to Gilley's at the frontier so I don't know how it compares. Overall we had a fun night. The bullriding was entertaining, though we saw an overabundance of exposed butts...we went on a Wednesday night, so it was fairly slow. If you're looking for a country venue, Gilley's is about the only option. Beer selection is standard Country bar faire...bud, bud light, coors light, lonestar...
negative