Sentiment analysis: This review is specifically about their awesome coffee bar. If you appreciate good coffe then you have to stop here. Jonah is the coffee sommelier. He hand picks the beans from free trade, organic suppliers and cooks up the ground beans in beakers - yep just like in high school chemistry. This process preserves the full flavor of the beans giving you a full bodied, low tannin, super flavorful cup. Incredible experience and flavor. You have to try it.

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Sentiment analysis: Note to self: NEVER dine out without first checking Yelp. I had done my research before going to Vegas, but since I was with my daughter and I like to have flexible days, I didn't want every meal planned out and reserved. So we hit a few places based on proximity, hunger factor, and what sounded good. This was one of those MISSES. Our hotel room TV made Zine sound so fabulous. They really played up the black pepper beef, so that's what I was craving. And my daughter and I love dim sum, so they drew us in with that as well. Well, there is no dim sum. They've got appetizers that you would see on any Asian restaurant menu. Period. Dim sum? Not really. Ambience was really nice. Service was really good. Food was MEH and it was outrageously expensive. Our meal was $104 and we had no alcohol and we didn't even eat the $30 plate of Walnut Shrimp. Yes, $30 for what you get at any Chinese place. Only this wasn't good and my daughter ate one shrimp and then pushed the plate aside. They really should have comped us. The black pepper beef, I will grant them, was super tender. But it was flavorless. Literally. And it was $32! We also shared pot stickers (standard) and Vietnamese Egg Rolls that came with a clear sauce that we couldn't figure out if there was any flavor at all. It definitely wasn't fish sauce. I love fish sauce. These rolls were really bland. So Let Me Repeat: If you want to throw away your money on bland, overpriced food, this is your place. If you want better food, go to McDonalds. If you want to spend your money on fabulous food, go to Gordon Ramsay Steak or Raku. Those were my two planned dining experiences and they did not fail me.

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Sentiment analysis: My husband and I pigged out here for $100 during happy hour. We seriously ate the entire happy hour menu and felt like Kings. We love the commitment for excellent food, service, and drinks. Happy hour is the way to go for a good quality high end affordable night out. The bar tender know his stuff and engaged us very well. :)

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