We went here for Restaurant Week, family of 5. They have so many TV commercials that the restaurant name stuck in my head. This was my first time at this restaurant and actually eating around the East Blvd. locals. They have free parking, which was nice compared to some Uptown locations only minutes away. We went immediately after church, around 1pm, and the restaurant wasn't close to being crowded, at all. Regarding the food, they had a variety of Restaurant Week choices. Since we had 3 adults eating, we ordered a variety. The Mushroom / Artichoke Soup was tasty with the first bite, but by the end, it tasted very bland (almost like a gravy instead of a soup). They have a dipping cheese combo which included a really yummy guacamole. Entrees included Salmon and Ribeye. Both were okay. Not the best I've had, but not the worst either. Dessert included Strawberry Shortcake, Brownie A La Mode, and Key Lime Pie. Now I usually like all of these, but the best part of all three would be the ice cream and strawberries. The Key Lime Pie was not too bad, but nothing extra. Something different was the fact that the Strawberry Shortcake was made with a biscuit instead of cake, which kind of took away from your traditional thought of what a strawberry shortcake tastes like. Oh, and I can't forget the wine as part of the Restaurant Week menu. Probably the best for me. Overall, location, parking, and wine were my highlights.

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Monday happy hour is the best! They have happy hour specials along with half price taco's. The atmosphere is cool without trying too hard and the bartenders and waitstaff are great! This has become a go to place for me since moving here from NYC. Be sure to check out the back patio in summer months.

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We had cockatils in a china cup and poured from a china teapot! If you go with a group of friends you can choose sip whilst modelling hearwear of your choice from the vast array of hats hanging on the walls. Completely daft but great fun. Worth a visit!!. Great wee place!

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This is a nice sized and pretty good sporting goods store. You can find everything from shoes, workout clothes, exercise equipment, dumbbells, tennis rackets, golf clubs, etc. There is quite a bit of stock in most every section here, so chances are you'll be able to find what you're looking for here. Their shoe stock is pretty nice, one of the best in town. They carry all the everyday brands like Nike, New Balance, Saucony, Adidas, etc. And this is one of the few places I can find in Vegas that actually carries shoes that fit my big freakin' Sideshow Bob-esque foot...trust me when I say finding a pair of size 12 4E shoes is no easy feat (ahh, see what I did there...feet, feat...yeah whatever). So just the fact that I can find many pairs of decent looking shoes that fit, that's worth a bundle in my book. And for all you people with normal sized feet, you'll have no problem finding plenty of shoes and styles to appease your foot and style. There are plenty of men's and women's athletic & workout gear to be found here. Many different brands like Under Armor, Nike, Champion, etc. They can be a bit pricey I must admit, but sometimes you'll find good deals and sales. They have a pretty good selection of workout machines, free weights, and kettlebells. Then a nice variety of punching bags and gloves. I've purchased an 100lb heavy bag along with the ceiling hanger, a stability bag, and many sets of hand wraps & gloves at great prices here. You'll also find all the equipment you'll need for sports like baseball, tennis, golf, ping pong, disc golf, running, and on down the list. The store is big and well kept, the employees are helpful, and there's plenty of parking out front.
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