Q: negative

A: I was there with a friend a couple of weeks ago. I loved the open air patio and the inherent outstanding people watching but, I have to agree with others here, most of the servers ignore the customers. We we sitting at the bar. The young male bartender said hi once, then never again even though he was walking back and forth in front of us the whole time. If it weren't for the server from the other side of the bar, we wouldn't have had service. We thought the food was too expensive but the beer selection was good and cold. We had a couple while watching the game but left to go eat as one of the many places surrounding this place.

Q: positive

A: Good and sweet

Q: positive

A: Went here with my brother 2 nights in a row. The best part was that it was FREE if you were a guest at the hotel. If you are not it's probably $30. I think Pure and JET are overall better clubs but I stil had fun here. There were a lot of people and it was crowded, but it looked like most people were having fun. Expect to pay 10-15 a drink. It's worth going if you can go for free. I think you can also go for free if you sign up for the guest list the night before. If you are not with a group of hot girls and you're a guy then you maybe waiting around to get called in, but eventually you will get in if you're patient.

Q: positive

A:
Just writing a quick update. I would like to give a 4 star amended review on service alone based on a message I received from a manager at Border Grill after I posted my initial review. Although they really didn't do anything horribly wrong during my visit, the manager apologized for not providing a wow experience, thanked me for my feedback, and invited me to contact them in the future for a complimentary meal. It is so nice to see a business that does not get defensive in the face of criticism, let alone one that goes out of its way to display such gracious behavior. Certainly, this type of welcoming, open, and friendly customer service is rare and should be commended. Thank you, Border Grill!