Q: positive

A: 4 stars may be generous, but I like supporting healthy restaurants. We've never felt so uncomfortable at a restaurant before. After I specifically pointed out my interest in the "Kookies & Kreme" smoothie because of the coconut and cacao nibs, the waitress agreed that those ingredients were delicious together & made no mention that the smoothie also included banana & several other ingredients. The menu says #20 smoothie with coconut & cacao nibs. So rather than writing out all the ingredients in that particular smoothie, if you don't notice that it says it is a "#20" WITH the coconut and cacao, you'll get a totally different smoothie. The smoothie tasted like BANANA. You don't taste ANY "cookies & creme" flavor. AT ALL. It just tastes like a banana smoothie. Neither of us could taste anything but banana. When I said something, the waitress pointed out that it DID say the smoothie had banana in it. I was super bummed because I didn't want banana. The waitress seemed to take it really personally, even though we were very nice to her despite the confusion. Like it seemed she was really angry at us for the miscommunication. We weren't angry with her at all, so it was awkward how she seemed offended. She didn't charge us for the smoothie, which was nice of her. We ate the enchiladas, which weren't BAD but weren't GREAT either. There was some dry stuff inside...it seemed like a recipe gone wrong. Enchiladas should have lots of yummy stuff inside, but instead it was just a thin layer of this dry nutty stuff. The sauce and toppings should have been on the inside. It wasn't as good as it could be. I ended up ordering a coconut-durian smoothie (since I didn't want to the banana 'cookies and creme' smoothie), which I've ordered before and knew I would enjoy. It tastes mostly like durian, but durian is overpowering. I like it. It is awkward when you walk in, because no one greets you. You have to walk up to where they make the food and let them know you need help. I prefer this location to Go Raw's other location - it's by a man-made lake with a nice view of beautiful homes and has outdoor seating. There's a huge selection of raw vegan goodies. I would go again, mainly because there aren't many raw vegan options in Vegas.

Q: negative

A: I absolutely love chipotle, and eat there all the time. Unfortunately every chipotle is different and this location I went to was not one of my best. My friend and I grabbed dinner there two nights ago. After a couple hours of studying, we were starving and decided to get chipotle. I regret that decision because they were so stingy it was ridiculous! I was not in the mood for rice or beans so I just got a chicken bowl, and without the extra stuff in your bowl you can definitely tell how much they really skimp you on the meat. Then I got to the guac, barely even half a scoop.... all for 10 bucks.

Q: negative

A: Overall physically a nice hotel, no casino so you don't get the strip riff raff passing through. Rooms are nice sized and clean. The shuttles to the Wynn and Ceasars ran as stated. MAJOR CON: If your room is on the side of the hotel facing the 15 FWY, you are going to hear train horns ALL NIGHT LONG. If you get a really really good price on a room, beware, you will be woken up 2-4 a night from the train horn. There is a car crossing point that has gates that come down that apparently require the train to honk it's horn as it approaches. Mr. Trump, your FIRED. Next time we'll spend the extra $$$ and stay at the The Cosmopolitan.

Q: positive

A:
Beyond amazing. I want everything on the menu! This is real food. Don't be afraid of salad here--it is actually a meal when made like Luna's does. I always think that's a veggie cop-out at meat-featuring restaurants--but this is great. All the details are perfect from the table-top moss terrarium miniatures to the lighting. It's a place that exudes life, verdantly and deliciously. Well worth the price.