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Output: This Stayed here for two nights to enjoy Dwight Yoakam concert on 2/19 and I can easily say this was one of the most enjoyable places I've stayed in Vegas. The staff is courteous and friendly and for the price ($79 on a President's holiday weekend) the room was nice with comfortable double queens and yes, what was about a 42 inch television worked. What we really enjoyed was the looser slots and the slots that used quarters. I caught a "hot" machine for 4 four of a kind's include two set's of aces that paid a total of over 900 quarters within 3 hours. Paid for most of the trip. But between the wife and I we were able to hit many bonus rounds on the slots. We calculated a loss of about $150 over several days. I can lose that in couple of hours on the strip slots.

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Output: Sometimes a single dish made poorly can negatively affect one's entire experience, and that's what happened one evening several days ago. In Pittsburgh, we used our Garmin to give us a nearby location for Asian food and selected Little Tokyo Bistro in the middle of a rain storm late one Monday night. We ordered several items as is common in many Asian retaurants, e.g. spring rolls, tea, various sushi rolls, fried dishes, etc., and ramen. And that was the issue, a poorly made ramen, possibly the simplest dish possible that both of us tasted and thought was unpleasant, especially with the added cucumber slivers. Everything else was okay. The service was good, the price normal. Reading the other reviews, it appears the Bistro has more to offer but that was not our brief experience.

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Output: I only get the Tonkatsu ramen here. It's a rich, creamy broth served with awesome chasu (pork) and some pickled veggies. I really am impressed with this broth as it just adds SO MUCH to the taste of their wonderful noodles. Think this is the top ramen place in Las Vegas. Ichiza's is a bit bland - though it's probably much healthier. Monta might be a little sparse on the veggies which is why I only give it 4 stars instead of 5. Ramen, in my opinion, should be a little healthier than they make it. Maybe that's just my Chinese preference rather than the way the Japanese do it. Still...you can't go wrong. Get an extra egg too - cooked perfectly.

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A couple of friends, my husband and myself went here last Saturday night. We arrived close to 10pm and in Old Town, that is still early for some people, so there weren't that many people there yet. But that was the best time to get a drink. Later on, we were fighting to get a bartender's attention. However, with yelp, you do get 50% off your first drink. The DJ played awesome music (old-school and now). I would recommend this place. It's 3 levels. First level is pretty crowded once people start coming in and there's not really a dance floor, you just kind of start dancing there in the middle. There is one go-go dancer on a small platform with a pole. Don't get too excited, she's not that pretty nor does she seem interested in being there. However, when she takes her breaks, almost immediately, the platform is now covered with 3-5 girls, who just want to dance. It's good entertainment. There happened to be a Bachelorrette Party there when we went and my husband was asked to do a magic trick...make his shirt disappear. That was fun. On the second level, there is beer pong and two more bars and you can look over the rail to the crowd below. The third level is a patio with a bar. I wouldn't recommend spending too much time up there unless you're a smoker. There are, however, several patios or balcony's throughout all of Barney's. They also have a food vendor cooking up pizza and hot dogs on the first level patio. They weren't bad. Overall, Barney's Boathouse is an all-around good time.