Q: As a first time Vegas pool party-er, I have to say this was super fun! I was a little unsure of what to expect - afterall, it IS Vegas. But anything goes at these pool parties! And while it may seem many are image conscious, most party goers are not and are just down to have some fun. We were here for a bachelorette party with about 15 girls. We had a shaded daybed which I highly recommend. Definitely reserve a daybed or cabana otherwise you will be circling and circling to find a place to pop a squat. I saw plenty of people doing that. Otherwise get their early. But a poopl party with a minimum is the best thing to do since you have a reserved spot and food and beverage is included. Their waitresses are super cute, friendly, and helpful. Not pretentious or snooty at all - especially when you've got a group of 15 girls you're waiting on. The only downside to Tao Beach is it's definitely a small area and the pool itself is tiny. But the DJs were good, and the crowd was lively.

A: positive

Q: Worst Pizza! Frozen pizza actually tastes better. The booths were torn and uncomfortable.

A: negative

Q: When I want some dim sum, it's sometimes a dim prospect, especially if you're not in SF Bay, LA, or NYC Chinatown. Good dim sum in Vegas? Heck yeah. I really like this place. Dim sum can be bad if it's not fresh. But it is good here. A warning - you should get there before 1:30 or the number of dim sum carts hawked by their cart ladies declines after the peak of lunch. They do advertise "dim sum all day". So, you can order it on the phone or in person, and all of your stuff will come out freshly steamed or baked. They do not take dim sum from the cart ladies for to go orders. This is a free standing building off Sahara west of Eyeglass World. The decor and ambiance isn't something you'd wow about. The bathrooms aren't the cleanest, and the parking during peak times (noon - 1 PM) can be a challenge. But overall, it was a nice place to be when you want some dim sum as well as traditional Chinese food. A lot of first time customers get a puzzled look when they cart ladies come by, but often by the end of their meal, they're hooked. I don't like everything on the menu. But there were lots of things our group loved. We tried/shared all the different types of siu mai, egg rolls, har gow and pork bun (steamed, baked). Loved that gai lan, and enjoyed the porridge. We had their fried fish, noodles, and some desserts like custard pie, sweet rice cakes, sesame balls, and I forget the rest. We went a1:15 PM so the stuff was pretty fresh and the little carts were still darting through the restaurant. Some of the ladies were hard to understand but it didn't matter as long as you could see what she had in her cart. We took what we didn't finish home. But except for the desserts, they tasted much better in the restaurant. Lucky for me being a sweet tooth, they made for a great after dinner snack. Yummy It's a hassle from where in OC I live to get to the decent dim sum places in LA county. How I miss living in the SF Bay area where dim sum places in Oakland and SF Chinatown are plentiful and yummy. But when visiting my relatives in Vegas, this is an excellent choice. Each plate of dim sum was about $2 each, plus or minus some change.

A: positive

Q: We decided to avoid the craziness of the strip & come here for dinner last night, thinking it would be less busy. It was a lot less busy but very understaffed. We had to wait almost 40 min for a table for 4 at an almost empty restaurant. We were seated at around 10:30 pm. To be fair - the food was not bad. What was most upsetting is that I ordered the rice bowl with shrimp & fish. A few bites in, I bit into something hard. I thought it was a fish bone but it was a sharp jagged piece of a plastic - probably the remnants of a food container about an inch long and wide. I told the server & she asked if I wanted my dish replaced and I said no as I did not want to wait for another plate at that time of night as our kids were very tired. She showed the plastic object to her manager & I was waiting to see what he/she would say or do. Well the disappointing outcome is they did nothing. No apology from the manager & we got charged for my dish. Very disappointing. This is not the first time we have found unwelcome objects in our food at restaurants. In fact once at BJ's my sons Mac & Cheese had the corner of a plastic bag in it but we did not say anything as it was large enough to see & not harmful. The sever saw it as she collected the plates & reported it to the manager. She came to our table to apologize & said we would not be charged for the dish. So to the manager of the Bahama Breeze - your management skills need some fine tuning to say the least. Your food quality control obviously needs some work. It's not OK to find sharp plastic objects in our food & it's especially not OK for you to ignore it. Very disappointing.

A:
negative