Delice gets two stars, and it has nothing to do with the food or coffee. Both are fantastic. In fact, I LOVE the coffee. It's the service that stumps me, and why other reviews about this place and the service good stump me even more. My colleagues and I work spitting distance from Delice and come here pretty often. One thing we all agree on is that the experience with Delice employees is unpleasant. We'd probably frequent this place more if it were not for the negative attitudes of the employees. Yesterday morning was the kicker! When I went up to place my order, the girl at the cashier rolled her eyes when she saw me walking up and actually tried to walk away from me. I gave her this look like, what are you doing??? (but I was also slightly amused)...and she stuck around. Four of us got coffee yesterday, just coffee, and we all walked out remarking on how rude everyone was from the cashiers to the barista. Point being: I want coffee again this morning, but I don't want to deal with constipated college girls to get it, so I'll walk an extra block down to Starbucks.
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Fabulous food. Great service. The prices are reasonable. I had the lobster roll. Best one I ever had. The boys had both of the Steamer Samplers. Lots of food. We brought one of our grandchildren who never ate seafood before. She tried everything & loved it. We shall return!
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Awesome place, nice ambiance...classy but not over the top. Prices were reasonable for dinner, especially for Vegas. Excellent service, and patio dining was very romantic!
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This is a very nice hotel/resort. Depending on what you're in Vegas for, this may or may not suit your needs, mostly due to its proximity to "the action" on The Strip. The hotel sits at the very north end of The Strip and it's a bit of a walk before you get to the heart of The Strip. Walking to Mandalay Bay (the southern end of The Strip) will have you walking three and a half miles! A car rental or bus pass will suit you well if the casinos are on your agenda. If they're not, this hotel is in an excellent location. It's quiet, close to the Stratosphere and has easy access to I-15 via Sahara Ave. The staff are very nice and accomodating. The pool is comfortable, but could certainly be a bit bigger. Get more than twenty people in one of the two halves of the pool (it's split into two) and you start getting a little cramped. The Marketplace in the hotel is most certainly convenient but don't order a sandwich there unless you've got A LOT of time. On the day we arrived (Saturday), we stopped in there to grab a sandwich and it must have taken at least twenty minutes to get through the five or so people in line ahead of me to even place my order and another twenty minutes or so to get my sandwich! Fourty minutes and $24 later, I had my Cuban sandwich, garden salad, Gatorade, and Water! Things are very pricey and the service is generally slow. Parking is convenient right next to the hotel with a surface lot and a 10+ level parking garage. Would I stay here again? Maybe, but it would depend on what I was in Vegas for!
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positive