The Mob Museum opened earlier this spring, and I have to say that the people who designed all the exhibits did a superb job of telling the story history of the Mafia. You'll start on the third floor and start working your way down, and there are quite a few interactive exhibits, such as the simulated machine gun, standing in a police line-up and having your photo taken, and being in the actual electric chair that was used to execute over 500 prisoners. Midway through, you'll view a 9 minute video in the courtroom on the second level. Lots of value and history, but it is intensely graphic at times, so those who don't or can't tolerate such material probably should not visit the Mob Museum. Very well researched, videos are informative and really exceeded my original expectations and doubts about the museum. It's $18 for adult admission and I would say allow at least 1-1/2 or even 2 hours to get through the entire museum. Yes, it may sound expensive (as I also initially thought), but this is clearly a world-class museum and I really hope it gets the attention that it deserves, since this is a part of history after all. Parking right outside the museum is $3 if you choose to go there.

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Stopped in for breakfast on the way to the airport. I did not know they were here, but saw them when walking in to Starbucks for a coffee. Anyways, food was just kind of bland. Not really sure I will stop back again, since I can get good bagels from my favorite breakfast/lunch deli a few miles down in Surprise.

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A whole lot less for a whole lot more and a whole lot worse has been known to happen around these parts. Good job George, love your place.

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Unfortunately my husband and I never even got the chance to eat here. We called about 5 days ahead to make a reservation for Saturday and were told the restaurant was booked. That was understandable; we waited a little too late to call as it was a last minute trip to The Strip. When we got to the Paris hotel, we decided to walk past the restaurant to check it out. My husband is in culinary school and is impressed with Gordon Ramsey's high standards of service. The line for us happened when we were outside the restaurant looking in. A couple walked past and the hostess at the stand outside asked them if they'd like reservations to eat there that night, on Saturday, when this couple didn't even approach the stand. With such high standards, we did not expect to be denied a reservation when they obviously had space available, as evidenced by the hostess asking passers by to eat there! Left us with a bad taste in our mouths; my husband was very disappointed. Won't be going to a Ramsey establishment any time soon. Ate at Hubert Keller's Burger Bar instead.
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