Q: positive

A: Admittingly, I came into Zarkana with medium expectations due to the ok-good reviews on yelp but I always say "different strokes for different folks". The only other Cirque shows I caught were Ka and the show (before the accident) was phenomenal. For the most part, a true Cirque show has little cohesiveness and much more random fun so I totally went in with that mindset of not focusing too much on what the main outline is and just enjoying the artistry... it's like judging a painting. Most of the great works out there really doesn't have a definite answer and it's yours for interpretation. For me the Sand act was one of the most beautiful pieces in any show I've seen in Vegas. I guess I'm the type to enjoy subtle performances with a large degree of substance and beauty. It's crazy out of all of the high flying and bouncing around acts in the show the one where the performer is cubbied up and tossing sand is the one that I'll remember the most. Future audiences, do yourself a favor and put the phone down and really digest this magnificent piece of the show. Another standout act was the juggler in the beginning. Flat out impressive and I can only imagine how tough it is to be perfect in every show especially with the amount of balls she's juggling around (pause). Even with her skill it's still a "hold your breath" moment for each trick so but she nailed it so all is well in the circus world. Through and through I really did enjoy the entire show. The clowns that were used as comedy relief had their moments but sometimes they tried a bit too hard and were left with a flat crowd reaction. The stage is massive and for the most part there wasn't a really bad seat in the house. Loved the band as well as they were rocking... as someone else mentioned, would have liked to see them in view during the entire show as well. Wonderful show and would definitely check it out again!

Q: positive

A: Enjoyed a wonderful lunch with a few friends - the food, ambiance, and service was amazing. Hard to imagine they've just opened. Started off with the grilled octopus, which was truly remarkable - so tender and flavorful, served on a bed of garbanzo bean paste (similar to humus) and purple potato cubes. Thought I was on the coast for a minute. My entree was the seared salmon - magnificent - perfectly cooked and seasoned, served again with the purple cubed potatoes and grilled artichoke hearts. I almost ordered another to take home. The table ordered baguettes for desert which came with 3 dipping sides of chocolate, (tapioca?) creme, and caramel. Unfortunately I was not quick enough and only got to try one but it was marvelous. To top everything off, their tap / beer list is fantastic - full of true craft beers from all the heavy hitters along with some locals and imports. Anchor Humming Ale was my thrice time selection. The wine list looked ultra deep and diverse as well (just like their glass wine cellar). Cant wait to go back for more.

Q: positive

A: I'm shocked to see the other reviews on here. We have been taking our dog to Dr. Massey since moving to Vegas, and she is AMAZING! She is smart and compassionate and takes great care of our dog, who is like a son to us. We have not needed any major surgeries or anything, but just take him in regularly for his shots & microchipping. The prices are very affordable, too - If you want affordable yet compassionate vet care for your pet, ask for Dr. Leigh Ann Massey!

Q: positive

A:
Such a cozy and cute coffeehouse! For my first time here some regulars behind me suggested a Dirty Chai, half sweet/half spicy. AMAZING! I've had chai tea lattes at many coffeehouses but never a spicy one. The heat is just the right amount. It comes up unexpectedly too. I think it's cayenne, among other spices. GREAT SERVICE. Michelle is so friendly and chatty. I'm so happy with my experience. I can't wait to be back. I wish it were closer to me!!