Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: I really like this place, it's got a good crowd and atmosphere. It's a good spot to go with a group of people to hang out during happy hour. Tons and tons of beers which is good but I gotta keep my strict diet in line so I won't drink too much. Service can be mediocre though sometimes so be sure to not be in a hurry when you come here.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Now a little more than two years old, the Wynn still has "It". There is not too much that I could say that hasn't been said by the other 485 reviews, except to share my experience: Steve Wynn has the experience of building so much of modern day Vegas. I just stayed at Bellagio last month and with the Wynn/Encore, he has truly built the best hotel. The difference between Bellagio and W/E is that they are now "corporate-owned" whereas Steve gets to do whatever he wants or needs to do. The rooms are opulent. I should warn you that I think the front desk plays an upgrade game where they tell you that your room is not ready and then they try to upsell you to be a bigger room. I witnessed this on either side of me when I was checking in. They had a problem with my reservation and I was offered an "upgrade" for free. Comparing rooms with my coworkers, I could not see any difference. Hrmmm The food is all over-the-top good. There are NO inexpensive restaurants in the hotel. Expect to eat like a king everywhere and pay a fortune for it. I ate at Lakeside and can wholely recommend it, if only for the experience of seeing a strange animatronic show. Steve Wynn certainly has a sense of humor having a giant, black-lit frog sing "It's a Wonderful World" The convention services are phenominal. Not a blip of trouble and everyone was super nice and responsive. Catered lunches were almost as good as the restaurant food - definitely a departure from your normal troughs of food at trade shows. The clubs - XS and Surrender - oh if the walls could only talk. I am beyond the "clubbing" age, but it was definitely a treat to see how/where the rich, young, rich, beautiful, rich people party. I am not sure who/how the $20/day resort fee works. I thought I signed something agreeing to it when I checked in. But then when I went to use the fitness center - they told me I didn't sign up for it. And then they wanted $15 for each day of using the center. Yes, the blackjack tables START at $25 per hand - ON A TUESDAY NIGHT! There were no shortage of people playing/losing at the $100 table. I guess it goes with the rest of the place. On the flip side, I only paid $159/night with my convention rate, but Steve made up for the [cheap] room rate with everything else. However, it was all worth it.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
In case people don't know, Nobu is the restaurant chain of a chef, Nobu Matsuhisa who has starred on that Food Channel show, "Iron Chef." He has brought the gourmet "New Japanese" cuisine to the world. This place is very expensive...but the taste is extraordinary. The Black Cod with miso melts in your mouth. Every dish is a work of culinary art. The service at the Las Vegas restaurant is excellent. They constantly make sure everything is clean, and ready, glasses filled, and your needs are met. The bill for 6 of us was $270 before tip, so this is costly, but not too over-priced. It is definitely an upper echelon restaurant. The Las Vegas venue is situated in the middle of the Hard Rock Hotel and is therefore several decibels too high. If you eat there frequently you are going to lose your hearing. That is why I give it 4 stars. I can imagine this restaurant outside of the Hard Rock Hotel will be more pleasant. If you're in your 20-40's you'll probably give it 5 stars.