Q: I went here with a friend because I saw it on a show on the food network. I didn't get what was featured but i got the salmon lox with fruit which was delicious. The egg looked really nice and the salmon tasted soft and tender. I was expecting lox but it was cooked but tasted fine. Also got the cheddar jalapeno biscuits with gravy. the gravy had bacon and thick pieces of sausage. The biscuits were ok. They could ahve had more taste to it. I couldn't really taste the jalapeno. Overall, it was a good experience.

A: positive

Q: This location has baristas who know who I am before I even reach the window. *Friendly staff *Helpful with the ordering (we know it can get complicated) *Rarely gets an order incorrect

A: positive

Q: What is Arts Factory? Is it an Art Gallery as the name (and other Yelpers) suggests? No. There is actually not much Fine Art for sale. And what was on display when my daughter and I walked through the building was scattered throughout the complex. The only artist that had space for her paintings of Abstarct Expressionism right next to Entropy Design had very affordable small paintings in the $200-$300 range, but the paintings are far from "collectible". The businesses that are tenants at the Arts Factory are a hodge-podge of businesses that are tangentially associated with an "arts" culture in most communities - Graphic Artists, Commercial Photography Studios, Architectural and Interior Design Firms, Yoga Studio (???), and Restaurants. There are actually very few "Art" Galleries, per se. Are Tie-Dyed Ts considered "Art"? I have a suggestion for the Arts Factory... If you are promoting Fine Art as the name suggests... restrict the first floor for exhibitions of Fine Art displays and Art Galleries. Move the "not necessarily Art" businesses to the extremities of the building, like the second floor, or to a totally different building. The Arts Factory seems more a center where businesses that reside on the Strip in Las Vegas can come to one location for their Photographic or Graphic Design, or Multimedia needs. Should be renamed "Commercial" Arts Factory. Furthermore, on a Thursday, management of the complex has to dictate that during business hours, the business had better be Open! It's disconcerting when some businesses are closed and some are open... some are manned by a person, some are not. Wanted to see what "First Friday" ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/first-friday-las-vegas-2 ) was all about... but after my "First Thursday", decided to skip Friday... Despite being in existence for a couple of years, this seems to be still a "work in progress". It's really difficult to promote yourself as a part of the counter-culture and trying to survive in this Economy. You really can't "force-feed" Culture into a community like Las Vegas, especially with "Culture Found Here!" signs represented by the "18b" Neighborhood or the Arts Factory. (What the heck does 18b mean? Eighteen blocks that represented the original Las Vegas Arts District area.) The "Culture" in Las Vegas, unfortunately, despite the protestations of the Art Factory, is still centered around Las Vegas Boulevard. FYI: Before you walk into the Arts Factory... take a gander at the mural to the West of the building that celebrates Cirque de Soleil and the City of Las Vegas ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/cirque-de-soleil-and-city-of-las-vegas-mural-las-vegas#hrid:fZjVfB6VuaTJgr7IRmzK0A ). FYI: Do not stay too late in this neighborhood. There is a reason for those iron gates. Very, very sketchy neighborhood...

A: negative

Q: Over priced for portion size. Good luck actually tasting the guacamole in their food. Also look out for cold food, half way through my carne asada burro was cold. I will say that they did replace it. Otherwise the taste of the food is great.

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negative