Out of business now :(

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Hands down the best poker room in Vegas The room is set up in a very sexy contemporary style that still has some classic hints of the old world poker room charm. The proximity to the parking lot means that you don't have to walk the distance of half a football field to get to your table. This also means that it's great for people watching as well. Comps are excellent at $2/hour and $3/hour from 5AM-10AM every day. The Poker Room rates at this 5 Star resort are $79 weekdays and $139 on Weekends. Games are excellent as you can get pretty much any game at any limit. Aria is the "it" room these days as most of all the high stakes action has migrated here. Low stakes action is brisk and there are always a healthy amount of tables available. Free Wifi and charging equipment make this place very cell phone and tablet friendly. The cocktails and service are top notch as well.

positive

Tired of the busy and often pricey food on the strip, wife and I decided to venture out to the Chinatown area in search of some alternatives. Based on the Yelp review we landed at Monta, and was pleasantly surprised! The ramen noodle are the thin firm style which we loved, and the tonkosu broth was excellent! The place is small but cozy, waitress are friendly. My only gripe is they don't have one in So Cal area where I live. Definitely heading back there again.

positive

I used to always go to Henry's across the street before it closed. I loved Henry's.. I don't know if Sprouts has grown on me, or it is just my memory of Henry's slowly fading away... Regardless, if I was shopping Sprouts, it can mean only one thing.. DIET TIME! No, not really that excited.. Too many meals out and happy hours (I blame Yelp.. A little..) I go to Sprouts for the fresh organic veggies, soups and snacks.. I'll be there at least one or two more times in the next two weeks until I return to real food.
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