Q: negative

A: Very disappointed with OUR overall portions & inflated price. Our sashimi portions were thinly shaved slivers... They were almost as thin as the ginger slices - most of them ripped and transparent. The sashimi pics that others have posted on FB and here on Yelp, look large and generous. That is not what we got! Perhaps they were selfish with us because we weren't regulars. Maybe they give bigger portions to other folks. I don't know. My husband and I were excited to go there late June 2013. It was our second time there in the course of 3 years. The first time, we brought our 1 year old boy with us and we were treated "carefully" by the older woman. She kept an eye on us as if she was worried our boy would throw food or be noisy. He behaved well and we left satisfied. I had recently been reading reviews and viewing pics on the super fresh sashimi. We were also excited to bring our own sake and beer. We had always forgotten in the past. This time, we did not bring out boy. We did bring our own booze but our bill was outrageous when we were all done even without alcohol. We ordered lots of sashimi - six pieces each: halibut -$12, Octopus at $10, striped bass at $10. Also had a Vegas at $11.50, & Rainbow roll - I don't recall how much they charged for that one. Anyway our bill was over $60 and they charged us $1.50 each for splitting the bill! EACH of us. That is cheap! There were no sashimi combos offered on menu. Must order each sashimi separately. We are used to being lavished with giant chunks/slices of sashimi at Ah So on Bell. We are regulars there. Maybe that is why we get so much there. Hana was not generous with fish at all especially the halibut. Paper-thin! We will not be going back to Hana. The ambience was fine. Chefs were a little serious and gruff. Servers seemed gruff too. Rushed the bill. Their price was just not worth what we got. The rolls and the portions of sashimi were just way too small. We left hungry. Not many sushi places in that area. Cherry Blossom on 14th Street and Camelback is near. They are more generous.

Q: positive

A: There's something very comfortable and relaxing about tea and lunch in an apothecary, surrounded by crystals and soft colors, and people who are friendly and helpful. This restaurant is changing a lot from the way it used to be. I've noticed they have really pulled it together when it comes to the menu (a variety of amazing foods, farm-fresh to the table, etc.), the decor, and the overall service. Feels like some new management - people who really care about the customer experience. My favorite tea is the Roman Provence. My favorite wrap is the Rawvocado, and my favorite dinner dish so far is the lasagna. The vegan chocolates are very expensive but a super yummy treat.

Q: positive

A: I'm gonna keep it simple. $7.99 for unlimited tacos and rice and chips and salsa, I'm already sold! Chicken Taco - 4/5 very good, a little dry...not as good as my moms home cookin Beef Taco - 2.5/5 it's okay, was very soggy and wasn't memorable Shredded beef taco - 4.9/5, sooooo good I'm a fan, I would just come here and order those forever if I could. Pink Taco - 1/5, taste life fish, very disappointed Get a sense of humor :)

Q: positive

A:
I walked past this place a few times before trying it and I really regret it. I thought it was going to be frozen lobster, cooked to hell and not worth the price which is a bit more than what lobster rolls go for in the Northeast. Yes, I was wrong. I tried the lobster roll with a drink for a late breakfast on my last day in Vegas. Man, it was perfect. Overflowing with claw meat, the buttery goodness from the roll, I instantly regretted not going a size up! I've been craving another one ever since and this will definitely be on my "go to" list every time I hit Sin City!