Q: Ice cream shop that's open til 10pm... love it! No skimping on the scoops here and there's a flavor that has me chanting "Jamoca! Ja Ja Jamoca!" This is my go-to place for ice cream cakes for all occasions. Even if I'm not getting a cake, I enjoy checking out their freezer. I once saw the coolest little Spongebob ice cream cake. The service is fast too! When I was buying a cake for my sister, the lady at the counter asked what I wanted written on it, took the cake aside and was back in 2 minutes with a beautifully penned "Happy Birthday __" message. Great idea for a last-minute gift especially when you run out of ideas, like I did. OPTIONS:
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Q: Cool ambiance, eclectic menu and a swanky crowd. The Rokerij is a neighborhood hangout with a unique and upscale twist. It is located next door to Richardsons and shares some of the same menu items. You walk downstairs the underground bar and you instantly feel like you've entered a different scene. The place is small and consists mainly of a bar, a couple of booths and some cozy spots to curl up next to the fire. It feels a little dark and small inside but I know that's what they were going for. The Rokerij is known for their happy hour but honestly, the menu prices don't seem like a great deal during happy hour. Appetizers are only a couple dollars cheaper during happy hour. We visited on a Friday night and the place was packed. We were able to find a spot at the bar after a few minutes. The service is good at the Rokerij - older, experiences bar tenders and servers who are knowledgeable about the menu and drink offerings. Our waiter made some great suggestions on the menu which is always appreciated. The food is great, but slightly over priced for the area. I would stick with the unique items on the menu that Richardsons is known for - meat and southwest items. This is not a great place for vegetarians but there are several fish items on the menu OPTIONS:
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Q: This buffet was highly recommended to me as the best buffet in Vegas. I did the Spice Market Buffet the night before so this was definitely a big step up. The service was great and the line moved fast. They do a cheesy buffet photo that they try to sell you later for $25. I think this really downgrades the experience. The highlights for me were the hot and cold crab stations, custom made taco station and asian noodle soup station. The dessert station has chocolate covered strawberries and macaroons, which I thought was very unique. They also had delicious juices and drinks at the Mexican station. Overall, I think this is something everyone should experience once if you can. It's very expensive at $50 per person base + tax + tip, which makes it $65 per person (if you are Canadian the exchange makes it over $70 each, which could be a nice meal somewhere else). If you eat a lot, you can get your monies worth. However, I'm sure the majority of people don't so it's mostly for the experience. OPTIONS:
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Q: REI has a great selection of goods. I was a little surprised by the lack in interaction we got from employees... Despite standing near the front door for a few minutes (we were looking at the different brochures they have) we were not greated. I had never been in an REI so we walked through the entire store...After checking out most of the clothing, picking out a couple books on hiking, looking at the camping gear, picking up some energy bars and selecting a new yoga mat we were finally asked if we needed any assistance as my husband was looking at bike accessories. From this point on, service was on point. The employee that rang us up was very friendly... He remembered my husband from a prior visit and asked him about the items he had purchased then. My husband signed for the purchase on an iPhone and the reciept was emailed to him... Nice touches. I am sure that we will be back to spend more money at REI soon. OPTIONS:
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positive