Q: This is for people who have never seen Cirque du Soleil and are wondering if they will like it. If you need a plot, dialogue, or anything like that, don't go see Cirque du Soleil. Yes, it's beautiful and it's cool when they do the acrobatics, but there's not much else to it. This one in particular, I feel is a bit trippy. It's actually the one featured in Knocked Up if you've seen that movie. Anyways, try as hard as I could, I couldn't stay awake and kept dozing off. I felt really bad because my boyfriend spent a lot on the tickets too.

A: negative

Q: Cracker Barrel = Southern staple, right? I'm pretty sure I heard Oprah say that once. Part country store-part restaurant, they definitely have cool things to buy. Or, rather, stuff that you would get, say, in a magazine that you would order around Christmastime or if some kid was selling stuff for school. They sell rocking chairs for about 130 bucks apiece. But, they're really well-made, and if I had enough room in my car, I would have bought one and taken it home. I don't usually tell my server that I don't eat meat when I go out. During this visit to Cracker Barrel, however, my friend blurted it out when I was trying to decide between salad and pancakes. In light of this, my waitress was extremely helpful in trying to find me a dish to eat that would be satisfying enough to keep me full for the 5.5 hour drive home. She even went as far as taking my menu and drawing stars next to all the items I could eat. Totally unnecessary, but really sweet. Hashbrown casserole + homemade biscuits = heavenly deliciousness. And, affordable too!!!

A: positive

Q: Housed in a small three story building in Old Town Montreal's touristy cobblestone district sits Creperie Chez Suzette (CCS) I sat myself inside CCS and found it quaint despite the bustling streets. I think that the French country decorations added to the quaintness to it. I sat at a table at the front of the restaurant near the open windows to people watch. It provided great entertainment while I waited for my order. It serves crepes in hardy sizes, sizes that I've never seen before, even in Paris. I could barely finish the first one. Admittedly, I had a small salad before hand that may have damped my eating capacity. CCS is moderately priced for a wide variety of crepes from vegetarian to the rich and dangerous sweet filled crepes sauced in chocolate, saddled with ice cream and filled with fruit - strawberries or bananas.

A: positive

Q: No. With all of your other options in Vegas for buffets (Wicked Spoon, Bacchanal), this just doesn't cut it. Food was dry, sitting out too long, and the cheaper price attracts a ...cheaper crowd...if you know what I mean. You're in Vegas, spring for the good buffet!

A:
negative