Q: negative

A: Here is all you need to know: if you want to stay out and party all night and not sleep in your room, the Palms will suit you. As it turned out, I wanted to get some sleep. The floor that I was on featured two rooms of loud partiers. Security eventually came by and tried to shut them up, but it was a night of restless sleep. Upon checkout I mentioned this to the desk clerk. He was clearly not interested and I think wanted to tell me, "It's the Palms, get over it!" While the rooms aren't terrible, the features of the hotel, including the restaurants, do not make a stay off the Strip worth it.

Q: positive

A: We have eaten at Jewel's twice in the past month for lunch and so far, we love it! After learning of a gluten sensitivity I needed to cut it out of my diet for a while and it is so nice to have a restaurant where I don't have to search the menu for only a few items that I can eat. The brownies, cinnamon rolls, and vegan cupcakes were delicious as well! The kids meals for $5 are perfect and my son eats all the grilled cheese and fresh fruit that it comes with. Great job, we will keep on coming in!

Q: negative

A: Where to start... I ordered a sandwich from their very limited lunch menu and when my food arrived it was not what I ordered and instead of fixing the situation, our server argued with me about how I ordered my sandwich. I'm sorry, but when I say chicken club that doesn't mean BLT on any planet. The games situation... The space looks enormous, however looks can and in this case are deceiving. The assortment of games is very small and the ones that most patrons want to play are broken. Beware of unruly, unsupervised children! I get it, it's an arcade-- that doesn't mean the Gameworks staff or other patrons are your babysitter.

Q: positive

A:
It took a few visits, but once Kyara grew on me, it's become a favorite! Every time I eat here I try something new that I really enjoy. Which is more than I can say about that other place that starts with an "I." In-N-Out? Island Style? Anyways. Point is, it's rare to visit a place multiple times and discover a great dish during each visit. So what are the hits at Kyara? Curry rice with Chicken Katsu (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/82YGtjc5KKikNiqBZ33qzw?select=87dospmcjfGzayBR-YnztQ): This is one of the lunch specials, and makes me wish I worked nearby! The curry has a great balance of heat and flavor, while the katsu is lightly breaded and not burnt at all. Highly recommended if you're in the area. Garlic Chicken Ponzu (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/82YGtjc5KKikNiqBZ33qzw?select=80gTRDZO6f20tLoWDYQY7w): At $5.80, this is a great portion for a tapas place if you ask me. Garlic is delicious, ponzu is delicious, put them together and it's double delicious. Aburi Shime Saba: Seared Mackerel with yuzu ponzu sauce. Mmm mmm good! You get a good serving of mackerel with this dish. It's also very lightly seared. Like maybe the chef prepared the dish within view of a flame; that lightly seared. Tsukune: Ground Chicken and pork skewer. Tasty and freshly prepared. A bit crisp on the outside with a hot and juicy interior. Service here has been consistently good, along with food quality. If you're headed to Kyara, be sure to invite me along!