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Q: Went on a Sunday around 3pm. At first it was slow, but when we were ready to box up and check out the bartender (our server too) was busy at the bar. Manager 1 was watching a football game on t.v. while his bartender was busy. Manager 1 sees and talks to manager 2 (must have been about the football game) manager 2 walks right in front of a t.v. and watches the football game. After manager 1 makes eye contact with me as my guest and I tried to flag them down. We get manager 2s attention and get boxes and change. For the food... it's what you expect from a chili's Applebees tgifridays type of place. Ordered ribeye medium rare(as any good steak should be cooked) to be served an uneven cooked ribeye. Some parts super rare. Some parts medium well. But again I have come to expect this level of cheffery from these types of restaurants. At least my beer was poured well.

A: 2 stars
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Q: A unique experience and certainly worth seeking out for a special occasion.

It does take a few minutes to get used to the atmosphere, but by the first course you stop trying to see things and just concentrate on the food, the chatter around you, and your companions. The tables around us seemed to be filled with loud, celebratory groups, but O.Noir is also a good choice for a romantic occasion, assuming your date is into it.

You would think they'd let the food slide, but no: It's first-rate and not gimmicky at all. We ordered from the menu before entering the dining room (there are "surprise" options for the more adventurous among us), and it was still a challenge to identify what was on our plates at any given time. This turned out to be tremendously entertaining, both because we really paid attention to each mouthful, and because sometimes we had to resort to eating with our hands.

(Don't worry, you won't be covered in food by the time you emerge. I was absolutely convinced we would embarrass ourselves, but we left looking none the worse for wear.)

The only issue was getting the attention of our server. He was absolutely wonderful: charming and soft-spoken. But there was a long period after dessert when we simply could not locate him. First, we called his name, then we chanted it, then we resorted to making up songs with his name in it. Nothing. After a while (How long? no idea.), he innocently turned up, asking how everything was.

This was not a big deal, but it made us realize that things can get strange at O.Noir. There is absolutely no way you can leave your table without the help of the waitstaff; don't even try it. So raise your voice if you need to. You won't be the only one.

A: 4 stars
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Q: The wife and I have been long time fans of Hobby Lobby. Both states we lived in prior to Nevada had multiple locations of this "craft superstore". I found out that Henderson was home to a new Hobby Lobby on Thursday. I immediately texted my wife, and the reply was all caps and full of excitement and expletives.

We went on a Saturday and it was packed to the gills. The location used to be a Von's, but you would never know it. The store is very large, much larger than Michael's or JoAnn's. The prices are also much lower than the nearest two competitors.

I like Hobby Lobby because beyond the traditional arts and crafts supplies, they also have a small selection of furniture, lighting, and other decorative items that are similar to what you may find at Cost Plus or Pier 1 Imports.

We had no complaints about this store. We found it to be on par with any other Hobby Lobby we've visited. We will definitely be back.

Note that they are not open on Sunday.

A:
4 stars
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