Q: OVERPRICED - The noodles are OK - chicken and steak were marinated and tasted very good. It was very pricey for a bowl - well over $12. When I inquired about he roughly $8.50 price on the menu, then I was told "ok it is 90 cents extra for the brocolli" and something else for the carrots and tax and ... And the other dish I ordered for my kid was so small for over $6. For the price, there are many other choices around (e.g. Wok Box is so much better, much cheaper and much larger portions; Jade Palace is a little cheaper and excellent).

A: negative

Q: Very average place. It seems to be a popular place for locals. But since spring training visitors bring some revenue to these places, you'd think we would get some better service. Average food too....everything here must come frozen.

A: negative

Q: I should have trusted my instincts. I love the romance of old Vegas and thought we should try dinner downtown one night. Hugo's Cellar seemed to be the nicest, most highly reviewed place I could find. Looked at the menu while I was home making plans and had my heart set on chateaubriand - just love a good filet with bearnaise no matter what chefs think of the cut - and looked forward to it. Was given a red rose upon entering...not my thing...too cheesy for me but I took it (and left it on the table). After ordering, the salad cart was wheeled over and our salads were created. Old school salads, nothing frou-frou here and teeney-tiney shrimp. I made the mistake of filling up on it too much since we were famished upon entering, so much so that I was full when my entree was served. It was okay but nothing like I was hoping it would be. Portions were large so come hungry. This was too old-fashioned for me with mediocre food. I realize I sound like an idiot saying I'm looking for classic Vegas and being picky when it's old-fashioned, but Hugo's Cellar didn't provide the scrumptious meal I was hoping to have.

A: negative

Q: Great place for a guy to get a good hair cut if you work uptown. Some of the barbers here are actually sorcerers. I kid you not! They cut your hair with lightning speed and do a good job. This one tall guy is like Edward Scissorhands. I was in and out in 10 minutes. And I dig the neck shave at the end. There's nothing worse than getting a hair cut and then realizing after you shower that the neck hair is still out of control. You should probably know a thing or two about hair cuts before you go. For example, if they ask you if you want a #2 cut, don't try to be cool and say "uh, yeah" without knowing what that means. Because then you end up walking out with a buzz cut, like I did once. My boss asked if I had enlisted in the military over my lunch break (so go with a #3 if you still want some hair afterwards).

A:
positive