Q: negative

A: We ate here on a Saturday night for a late night snack. The place is cute and good for people watching, but the food was disappointing. We had the french dip, hotdog and fries. Everything was on the expensive side and not very good. We would not eat here again. This was the third restaurant we tried at the Wynn and all were overpriced and mediocre.

Q: positive

A: We have to get crepes from La Creperie every time we're in Vegas. Ahhh, how delicious they are. It seems the price goes up annually, but 1 crepe is enough for a meal. The most difficult thing is to choose what kind to have. The savory crepes are just as delicious as the sweet ones. This is a fairly inexpensive way to eat in Vegas, and since it's a casual seat-yourself setting, good for kids and a quick meal without having to pay tips or wait to be served. Did I mention these crepes are absurdly delicious?! My favorite - the Napoleon; lemon custard with berries. Now I'm hungry...

Q: positive

A: Yet another priceline find. I got a double room for $50/night and surprisingly, was NOT charged the resort fee. The front staff is friendly and efficient, the grounds are nicely maintained, and the location is great. My room was neat and clean, which is really all I care about. The decor is definitely outdated, but not offensively so (i.e., no garish flower prints or tacky Southwest knickknacks). I was pleasantly surprised by the almost-new cardio machines in the fitness room! (The fancy modern cardio machines generally let you enter in your weight for a more "honest" calorie burn. These machines didn't, but I still got a decent workout.) The fitness room features a few wall-mounted tv's, a separate weight area, his and her changerooms with a shower, and a staff person to answer any questions about the machines/resort/etc. I like this area and I come to PHX/Scottsdale often enough that I would consider staying here again.

Q: positive

A:
As we walked through the casino area of the Hard Rock, my friend stopped and saw the menu for LTO. We didn't get our pizza the night before so we decided to come here for dinner Friday night. Our party of two arrived around 6:30pm and was seated immediately. We were probably two of eight people in the restaurant. LOCATION: In the back of the Hard Rock Hotel, further back but next to the entrance of Nobu FOOD: I thought I was set on getting the pizza, but once I looked at the menu, I decided to get the linguini with fresh clams. You have the option of getting white or tomato sauce, I chose the white. The linguini was delicious! It was actually the perfect portion size where I was full and content after finishing my entire meal. The white sauce was light and delicious, perfect for scooping into the clam shells or soaking with the accompanied bread. MY GRIPES: *We weren't given bread or butter *Clams were small *Fresh parmesan cheese wasn't used, it was more like the Kraft kind you put on pizzas *A spoon wasn't given to me with my pasta dish - an absolute must with Italian pasta dishes! Being one of the only parties in the restaurant, we thought this place was either new or horrible. I looked up LTO on Yelp to find only one review and it was a horrible one at that. The waitress actually told us that they've been open for about two months but I still found it odd that there was basically no one in the restaurant. Service was a bit spotty. We were rarely checked up on but the workers were friendly. LTO does have the potential to make it. The food was good, but maybe because they're located in a back corner, there's a whole lack of promotion. Until it gets a bit more crowded, I think for the time being, they should think about having less staff on duty. Its odd looking into an open kitchen and seeing the wait staff and chefs just standing there.