Q: negative

A: I'll be honest. I'm a BBQ snob. I rarely eat BBQ out, because I do a better job than most any place I've been. That being said, I wanted to try this place after a number of people that have had my BBQ, said it was good. It was OK, with possibilities, but not really a diamond in the rough. Our server lost our original order when we added some chili cheese fries to our order. While our fries were delivered in about 15 minutes, the remainder of our lunch took 50+ minutes to be delivered. Then, unfortunately, our order was wrong. We got cheese smothered, grilled chicken, instead of smoked chicken. The pulled pork was cold, almost like it had been pulled from the cooler and not completely warmed. Ribs, brisket, pulled chicken were good. I like my St. Louis style ribs to be a bit more juicy, these were good, but I personally would like a bit less trimming of the fat. Sides were good except for ranch style beans, which seemed days old. The server did credit our bill $6 for the cold pulled pork and also didn't charge us for our drinks. Overall, poor first impression, but enough "possibilities" to make a return visit probable.

Q: negative

A: I come here regularly for a quick healthy snack, usually order one of the freshly made juices. The tofu fries are very tasty and amazingly seasoned, however the menu states they are BAKED when they are actually FRIED, they automatically lose two stars for the false advertisement (which I've complained to management several times and STILL haven't changed on their menu). There are about 5 or 6 different fresh juices on their menu and they do taste good, but they could use a little more variety. Nearly all of their juices contain grapes and agave nectar. Their Wellness Drink, which contains spinach and kale, also adds too much pineapple, orange and agave, making this fresh juice overly sweet. They are located across the LVAC so there are a lot of people coming from the gym seeking a healthy meal. But don't be fooled!! A lot of their menu IS healthy however things like sauces, cheeses, dough, batter etc. almost defeat the purpose here. If you're truly seeking wholesome order the plainest rawest things on their menu. I go to greens & proteins for the convenience and taste, but think there are better similar establishments. Also a little pricey but have a large menu to choose from.

Q: positive

A: We ate here early on a Friday before the Zumanity Cirque show. Atmosphere and service were spot on and the food was wonderful. The potato & leek soup was scrumptious. My husband liked his baked brie but I wasn't wild about the cherry relish on top. The lamp stew was fabulous. And the desserts: bread pudding and toffee cake were 'lick the plate' good. This was one of our favorite meals in Vegas, food-wise.

Q: positive

A:
As usual, Guillame is the best of hosts. I had not eaten at Petit Resto in years, and he had since moved to a larger, fancier location. But, on one call, he took my reservation and gave me the best table in the house! The food - I had the cassoulet special, totally filling, totally greasy (in the great way that the French use grease!), and delicious. My guest, a brochet of scallops and jumbo shrimp (hate that oxymoron...). Perfect! I would eat there every night, except I might get fat...but I love to be able to bring my own wine.