Q: negative

A: One of the worst experiences I have had in a long time. When arriving at the restaurant we were greeted by a hostess that was outside smoking and asked us how many were in our party. She then said she would be right in to seat us after she was done with her cigarette. After being seated we were served by a waitress that seemed to be uncomfortable and unknowledgeable of service or the menu. After taking our order she then said "if you need anything I'll be right here" and sat with some friends at the table next to us. I have to say this is the first time I have ever seen servers sit next to my table with other guests and hang out. We ordered some pretty basic apps, one being chips and dip. It took over 20 minutes to receive these apps. I ordered the buffalo dip and chip. It was tasty dip however it only came with less than 20 chips. I asked the waitress if I could have some more chips and she said that she would have to ask the manager to see if there was an up charge. I work in the restaurant industry and never have I seen or heard of someone charging for extra chips. Most restaurants have free chips and dip. I was told that there would be an up charge and it "wasn't worth it". I payed my bill and left. Not only was the service bad but the amount of greed associated with not even being able to get a guest extra chips is out of this world. This restaurant is overrated, unprofessional, and greedy. I didn't expect much considering it is a sports bar but I at least expected to be treated like a paying guest. What a terrible place to go!

Q: positive

A: Wow. This was one of the best shows I have been to in Vegas. Over 2 hours of nonstop music. All the classic songs that we know and love. This was a hundred times better than I expected. The musicians were incredible, these guys really know how to bring it. I was really impressed and can't wait to return! Hoping they mix up the playlist in the future to include Rush!!

Q: negative

A: Whoever decorated this place did a great job! You walk in and feel like you're on vacation. Sadly, I've had a few bad experiences with the staff. The worst of it is that the waitress just forgets to come back. It always takes a while from start to finish (compared to other restaurants). I hate to say it, but everything is over-priced as well. You can get the same quality of food and drink (and better service for that matter) at almost any of the other restaurants in Kierland. All 4 times I've eaten there, I've walked away still hungry and wondering why I paid so much.

Q: positive

A:
Geez, Yoga? I couldn't even touch my toes and being tall + lanky, the thought of stretching in front of a bunch of people scared the crap out of me! But I have heard about the countless positives of yoga, and now being in a phase where I am willing to leave my cozy little shell I finally manned up and gave it a shot. I heard about Yoga Nirvana from a friend, and any sort of "in" was good enough. I will explain, but wow was it a great decision! I just got a maximum 25 class membership and am really eager to set aside 2 days a week for this. I have done a handful of classes through two different instructors here so far. I usually do night times, and a younger dude Jake is running the show. In one word I would describe him as "chill", I kinda feel like he is just a student in the class with you... as he walks around a lot observing and helping as he speaks. I can rarely spot him in the front. The thought of Adam and Eve blindly hearing God in the sky came to mind. "Where the..." Lol. I totally recommend the class if you have done Yoga at least one time before in your life, and want a really chill session. The reason I say that is because a lot of his lesson is verbal, like a smooth flowing poem. He may or may not be in the front doing everything he is saying. But if you don't know what some of the basic words (poses) are, you might have to look at a neighbor to see what is going on instead of searching for Jake. To summarize, he is like an "A" student who is guiding others in becoming an "A" student. The other teacher I have had is Jim, the early class. Now I have gone to elementary, middle, high school, college, and have had many mentors for sports, arts, etc... My parents are even teachers, and so are most of their friends. Bottom line is that I have known a lot of teachers, I am like a super pupil. My point is- Jim's yoga class, is some of the best teaching I have ever witnessed, in any subject matter. I don't want to blab and blab, but in one word I would simply describe Jim as "Yogi". He is truly one that not only masters the material (as he also teaches the crazy hard yoga that I watched in awe) but also gave me this amazing passion about yoga through his lesson. I now treat this yoga nirvana commitment pretty much like going to the Gym. Can't be missing days, making excuses... I would only be cheating myself! After the few sessions, I can do way more than touch my toes (woohoo) and I wake up every morning with a different mentality. Do a few basic stretches, close my eyes, and just reflect upon how lucky I am to have such amazing things surrounding me.