Q: positive

A: After all my Yelp friends were raving about this place I had to give it a whirl. I glanced at the menu online and fell in love with about 5 different crepes (which you can make into waffles as well)....so as you can imagine I was excited to try this place out. The minute we get there I couldn't have been happier. We were warmly greeted by Sandra and Lee (I think he's the owner). They explained the whole Japanese crepe thing to me and I was even more sold. I asked for help on deciding between the Elvis (peanut butter, banana and honey) or the Bananas Foster (banana, brown sugar, caramel and cinnamon). Sandra, without hesitation, blurted out Bananas Foster (gotta love her). Then I asked what kind of ice cream (they have a few you can choose from)...she said vanilla would be my best bet too. I was already going for broke on the calorie meter so I thought I would add whipped cream just because she said its good (and it was included in the price). OMGOODNESS! The fruit was so fresh, the caramel, brown sugar and cinnamon were perfect compliments, the ice cream and whipped cream was delightful and the crepe shell was perfect (not to sweet but not flavorless). They formed it into a cone shape which held the ingredients together perfectly. They also wrapped it in a paper...which was a bit hard to unravel...but I eventually figured it out. I WILL DEFINITELY BE BACK. Everything was amazing. Thank you Lee, Sandra and Alex...your hospitality and food are wonderful.

Q: negative

A: Tried the new Med. Signature Veggie McWrap here and it looks like I was missing a quarter of it... certainly didn't look like the pictures where you see it coming out of the top. Makes me want to quote Wendy's old slogan of "Where's the beef" except here it's the veggies. Really, you need to be so cheap on the vegetables? There's no meat.... pile it on, people. On mine, you have to do a picture from above to see anything inside which left me feeling duped! Even if you are doing take-out, you still have to fill your own soda. They were having the dollar-days for coke and was charged the regular price until I pointed it out.

Q: negative

A: Small coffee shop and pastry place near the pool at Bellagio. We ate here for a quick lunch. The room is very crowded, if over half of the tables are full, it's difficult to get around without hitting a stranger. They serve pastries, salads, and preformed sandwiches. I should have been warned by the fact they are pre-wrapped, but I got the tuna salad. The bread was thick, but nearing stale. Also, despite its thickness, it didn't hold the tuna salad well in places. The salad itself was common mayo based tuna salad. Good enough. But, the bread ruined the sandwich for me. And, chips are $3.50, so that didn't help my mood. The wife had the Bellagio chicken pie. This is a hot pie made with veggies in the pie. It was solid, and it's available elsewhere on the property. Good, flaky crust and great flavor. The slice was substantial as well. If you need something quick on your way to or from the pool, Palio will get the job done. But, don't expect to be blown away if you are eating a full meal.

Q: negative

A:
Look for somewhere else. The bartenders were nice and the drink was okay but when added to the food very over priced. I had southwestern rolls and they were not very good at all. Had I paid 7(11.25) for the martini and 5(8) for the appetizer I might be a little nicer but if you want to charge high end prices you need to provide quality product. With all the choices in the area shame on me.