This was such a great find during my Las Vegas trip over the weekend. Located in Planet Hollywood, the lines were long during lunch but it moved quickly. The ordering process is quick and painless and finding a seat can be a tad bit hard during their peak hours but never impossible. We ordered the All American sandwich, Full Montagu, Chicken Wrap, and the Berry Salad. The All American Sandwich was absolutely delicious and flavorful with roast turkey, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and cranberries. The bread was perfectly toasted and the cranberry added an extra sweetness to the sandwich which made it a little bit more heavenly. Please order this during your first time here. The Full Montagu sandwich was good but not great. Consisted of beef, turkey, cheddar cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, and mustard sauce. The meat was a bit under-seasoned and the whole sandwich tasted a tad bit bland and light. The Chicken, Berry, and Almond salad was good. The whole combination of almond, berry, chicken, and lettuce was good. The vinaigrette that comes with it was also decent and I would probably order it again if I needed a side of salad to balance out my meal. This place definitely does not specialize in salad nor wraps so I would stick with the hot sandwiches when I come back. This is an order-and-find-your-own-seat type of place so don't expect quality service... but DO expect great sandwiches.

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Primo sandwhiches - I usually go for the philly steak or the Bobbie. Love this location too. Always great service. If I could change anything I wish they would bring back their entertainment book coupons.

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I am always looking for a great pastrami sandwich, so when my friend told me that there was a Carnegie's Deli inside the Mirage Hotel I had to go and check it out. When I went there in October 2010, I saw the size of the sandwiches and was intimidated, so since I was there during breakfast I ordered an omelette instead. I tried the pastrami omelette and for $12.99 I got a huge omelette with yummy pastrami, home fries and toast. Definitely worth the price. This time when I went I was going to try the sandwich , but once again I was intimiated with I saw 2 pretty big guys (big meaning 2 men that were over 6 feet tall & they were in shape) sharing 1 sandwich and they couldn't even finish it. So once again I ordered an omelette. This time I tried the corned beef omelette, with home fries and toast for $12.99 and once I again I enjoyed my meal. The food is good, the portion are huge for the price and the service was good. One day I'll have the courage to try the sandwich.

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I might be biased, considering my last trip was to paris- the real paris not vegas paris.. Oh gosh- a pounded piece of meat with a "bernaise sauce" made with cheap wine, cooking oil and dried tarragon. Not my cup of tea! a warm brie slice the width of a cracker- microwaved with 3 pieces of brioche- wth?! A bunch of people either wearing tennishoes with cameras around their necks or dressed like hookers. I dined at appoximately 9 pm- a bit early for prostitution, don't you think? The best part of my meal was the wine- priced at a very reasonable 9/glass. The service was good, but I dont think I will ever, ever, ever visit again.
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