On first glance: trendy, hip, slightly upscale. Actual experience: Old processed food in a really nice hotel. The wife ordered a caesar salad and I got the chicken tenders and french fries. Can't screw that up, right? Wrong. My wife's caesar salad was brown. The type of brown where you can't mistake these obvious spots on the lettuce, but the cook said "eff it" and served it anyway. My chicken fingers were obviously not homemade, of the frozen kind just shoved in a fryer and served to me with similarly processed french fries in a slighly upscale presentation. When we sent the salad back, the waitress didn't even act surprised, like she saw it, served it, and knew it was coming back. I ate half of the chicken fingers (because I was starving). They took the salad off the bill. We paid and left. And because the restaurant is "independently owned" we couldn't even earn Total Rewards points for my crappy meal. In a hotel like Caesars Palace, needless to say we expected a lot better.
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