Great stop for a quickie lunch... Love the Cherry Lime-aid and the Chocolate with Bacon shakes are AWESOME The Chicago dog is okay not the best I've had but I won't choke on it either..

positive

Foodgasm!..Also, the wait staff are all very good looking.. They must have had them audition for the part. Good lookin out! The opening act: Oysters on half shell with lemongrass mignonette..and fresh horseradish. They were small, sweet, briny and delicious. Main act: I was able to pair two items from their menu, I chose a pair of Madagascar Fresh Water Prawns and the neolithic Roasted Marrow Bones..Makes me get butterflies again just thinking about it. The prawns were grilled to perfection and literally just as big as the half lobsters. The heads of the prawns were of course the best part but to marry that with the exquisite texture and flavour of the bone marrow was food enjoyment at its finest. I could have done with less of the carmelized onions that they topped off the marrow bones with, but hey you can't have it all.. Closing act: to put an end to this extravagant, love laden meal, a glass of moscato and a bite of devine creme brulee with a slight undertone of cardamom.. sigh*

positive

For all of the awesome places Green Valley Ranch offers, this is probably the least impressive of them all. It's no surprise but the 24 hour cafe / diner is always at the bottom of the restaurant totem pole in casinos, but this one is especially bad for its lackluster service and mediocre food. I have come here on several occasions and while things are okay during the daytime, the night time really suffers due to the lack of wait staff. Especially around 2AM, I understand that there aren't going to be a lot of bodies around due to the hour and I know it may be even less since its not on the strip. But my simple meal of hashbrowns, sausage, and eggs should not have taken 45 minutes. My waitress was out of excuses and filling my water became a chore for her after awhile. The food was not good, somewhere between sucky and really sucky. At least the prices were solid but the place on a whole is depressing given its lack of lighting and crowded table placement. I'll stick to the other restaurants for now. I just wish their buffet was open late at night.

negative

Spirit likes to tout itself as being the US's first ultra low cost airlines - or something like that. You would think I would have it duly memorized since during both legs of my trip, the flight attendant came on like every 5 minutes to brag about it. And to harass you into signing up for their exclusive Visa. And the continual announcements with the full cabin lights on, take place at 1:00 p.m. or 11:00 p.m. Apparently, they would have to charge you extra if you actually were able to fall asleep fully upright in the world's most uncomfortable seat built. Spirit Airlines must have consulted with some sort of S&M design group when they engineered their seating. I think they took a concrete bench from HomeDepot and slapped some faux-leather grey canvas on it, and voila, a seat was born. Just to drive this point home: I am a hair over 5 feet tall (maybe 5-1 if I have a great yoga or Pilates Reformer session) and weigh about 105 pounds, and this was undoubtedly, the most uncomfortable I have ever been in my life. I felt cramped, pinched and claustrophobic. And if you are thinking, well, they are a low cost airline, of course, the seats and amenities cannot be luxurious, what can you expect? Bottom line, they are not as low cost as they portray themselves and their version of cheap actually comes topped off with equally bad service . So, you pay more than you expected and suffer while not saving anything. So, they are indeed the double whammy of awful. As others have mentioned their hidden fees are ridiculous and the staff are about as unpleasant as they come. I was a few pounds over the 40 pound limit and was told in LV that I could transfer some of my things out of my checked bag into my purse, but I would have to re-wait back in the full line again when it had already taken me over 30 minutes to reach the counter. And by this point, the line was even longer. So, I ended up having to pay another $ 25 for my checked bag. Total cost of checking 1 bag roundtrip $ 91! After I came home, I re-researched my roundtrip flight (LV to DFW) and in the end, after all their crappy fees, it would have been cheaper for me to have flown another (more reputable) airline. It was my first and last Spirit trip.
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