Q: positive

A: I used to live a few blocks from the original Mon Ami Gabi on Lincoln Park West in Chicago, but I never went, only because it looked overly expensive. However, leave it to me to dine there for the first time in Vegas. The prices are actually very reasonable. I had the french onion soup to start, which is almost a meal in itself. I recommend it. I had the steak au poivre with brandy peppercorn sauce which was decent but if I go back, I'll have to try the filet mignon with merlot butter, which is supposed to be their signature steak. The sides were good, I recommend the garlic spinach. They also have a pretty expansive wine list, which is a must for a french steakhouse. The only downside was that they were out of a lot of dishes, including the dessert that we wanted! We had an 8:15 reservation, so they shouldn't be running out of things that early on.

Q: negative

A: When buying jewelry really make sure you are not buying plated instead of the real thing. A week before Thanksgiving I bought a ring that was secured to a card that said sterling silver, got home to realize that it is silver plate. The store of course offered to do a return but that does not take care of the fact that the ring was mismarked and who knows how many other pieces of silver plated jewelry could also be marked wrong. I reported it to the store manager and I have yet to hear a solution from her. She did mention that another customer could have returned it on the wrong card but the ring was secured to the card with a plastic device and it was really hard to cut off with scissors. Did not look like a return to me because once the plastic is cut it is done. Buyer Beware.

Q: positive

A: We had our wedding here on July 26th, 2013. I am happy to say I was 100% happy with how it turned out! I began planning the wedding with the chapel around 5 months before the big day. The staff at the Chapel, no matter who I talked to, was always friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. They remained in constant contact with me right up until the end. A couple of weeks before the wedding, my parents and I went in to make our final payment in full. They had everything written out to exactly how I wanted it, down to the color of flowers I wanted in our hotel suite. We booked the "Honeymoon in Vegas" package in addition to our wedding package. I highly recommend it. We got a $100 credit to the spa at the hotel for my wedding hair and makeup, a $200 credit for the steak house, welcome amenities for the suite, champagne and chocolate covered strawberries, breakfast in bed.. you name it. The Chapel puts everything through the hotel for you, so you do not have to try to argue with anyone about what you are supposed to be getting and whatnot. The day of went smooth. I went to the Chapel in the morning to drop off my music, and pick up my spa gift card. They had everything ready. The spa even knew I was coming. Then later we showed up and were escorted in to the bridal VIP area so that my fiance did not see me. The parents all got their flowers, and all of the guests were seated. My brother was driving to the Chapel and was stuck in an accident, so the Chapel was kind enough to stall the wedding an extra 15 minutes for us! I thought that was very nice of them! The ceremony was great! Pastor Nathan allowed us to do a non religions ceremony. My fiance also made a funny remark during the vows, and the pastor just rolled with it. It was hilarious. The photographer and videographer got some great shots! The bouquets were exactly what I wanted. The music was perfect, the bridal party was told right where to go. All in all, I would recommend this Chapel to everyone who is planning a smaller wedding of around 65 guests! I wont be getting married again, but if I had to choose it all over again, I would pick The Chapel at Planet Hollywood!

Q: negative

A:
The pupusas were gross and so were the waitresses with their rotten attitude. Never ever going back again.