Q: positive

A: Best meal I've had in Vegas ... Freshly prepared soup with local veggies and an amazing tofu scramble wrap. Perfect flavors ... Really impressed with this place!

Q: positive

A: Omg I can drink the salsa tomatillo. Wish this place were closer to home.

Q: positive

A: When you wake up in Vegas, all you want is a strong coffee and a killer buffet that eases you back to reality. However, when you want a real breakfast that doesn't include chafing dishes or thirteen ways to cook an egg, you come to Caesars. Maybe after a few successful (or not) rounds at the craps table or a few pulls at those fancy (and loud!) slot machines, travel your way to Payard. Once there, you'll order the coffee. It's La Colombe! Strong, delicious, and a taste of Philadelphia. (Quick tip: They constantly fill your cup with coffee. You never see the bottom of the cup during your meal!). Then, you order the lobster eggs benedict. No need to even see the menu. Just trust me, and order it. It's decadent with luscious chunks of lobster, a perfectly poached egg, melt-in-your-mouth goodness of a slightly tangy hollandaise sauce over a flaky and crusty croissant. It's delicious and very filling. $21, and so worth it. Over at the bake shop, order the louvre! It's a beautiful work of art and a chocolate lover's dream. It's a small cake filled with chocolate and hazelnut mousse covered in more chocolate. Once you're done, head over to the unique chocolate clock that hands out truffles every 15 minutes! You're a winner every time.

Q: negative

A:
Let me preface this review by saying that I MAY try this office again just with a different doctor. Dr. Drewitz (and a few others) got pretty awesome reviews elsewhere online and was a peer-voted TOP DOC in the Phoenix Magazine. While that's not the patients voting, Yelpers, I suggest you do your own research. Note: I will update my review if I need to go back. Now to my experience. I called with digestive stress thinking it was a pretty serious episode that I was having. They got me in quickly but with a young doctor that hadn't received very good online reviews. They were quick to assign this one to me and although i was leery, I decided to just give this guy the benefit of the doubt. As another Yelper just before me mentioned, although I don't know if we had the same doc, the bedside manner was virtually non-existent. While he may just have a laid back personality, professionally, I prefer my docs to act like they give a shit. So then after asking me a few perfunctory questions about my current symptoms, he does the "stethoscope to the heart and back" routine and sends me to a kind woman to schedule my CT scan at a local Imaging place. Again, they got me in pretty quickly. Here's where it went awry for me. I went in for the scan on a Friday and the CT techs said the drs. office would receive results in 2 to 3 bus. days. I called Digestive Health Center - Coronado in 4. They had the results but the dr. had to sign off so someone could tell me my results and hadn't. Meanwhile, I'm beginning to panic cause NO NEWS IS BAD NEWS when you're a patient with a condition. EIGHT BUSINESS DAYS LATER, I call back like WTF? The assistant was apologetic but noted he STILL hadn't signed off on my results. Now remember , that this is simply so they can tell me something IS or ISNT wrong with me. Jeez!!!!! So I said I need another doctor then. An hour or two later another doctor calls back to tell me all is fine. For this frustrating episode, I receive a dang near $200 bill (after insurance pays their part and note how quickly THAT arrived vs. how slow the follow up was) and after paying $350 out of pocket for a CT scan. So $550 of my hard-earned- and- not- easily- come- by savings later, I am ok but seriously do not feel the service I received was worth it!