Q: WOW! What a great alternative to the tired epicentre bars! I was at this cool spot for happy hour last night (ANY pint $3!!) and it was so fun. Huge downstairs bar and upstairs seating. The bar has a Hickory Tavern feel, not pretentious, just a laid-back cozy bar. We had the calamari (lightly breaded), wing platter (very big, not scrawny) and the fried pickles (everything you would expect!). The waiter was constantly checking on us and didnt miss a beat. Some of us got dinner there, on the higher end of bar food all in all. The manager stopped by and joked around with us and was very friendly. I love that the music isnt too loud here like at Mortimers. At Mortimers you have to yell to your friends even though they are sitting in front of you, but here the music (all 90's hits last night!) was just loud enough to hear it but not overwhelming. What a great addition to uptown! :-D OPTIONS:
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Q: First, I didn't stay here. We were on a family vacation and my brother booked his room here due to the cheap rate. You cannot get a drink here if you're playing the slots. There is no server to be found, and if they see you coming, they will keep walking away....fast. I played roulette and texas hold 'em. The table workers are so rude, it's ridiculous. Texas hold 'em is a minimum $30- although it lists $10. My brother wanted to play, so I went along. The cards were dealt and the worker says, "you have bad cards- look, you already lose $10- just like that." We finished up and moved on to roulette. I had great luck- won a lot. However, the attitudes of the workers sucked. My friend (who dropped a hundred) was sitting there smoking, and the worker stops everything to say, "you just blew smoke in my face!" My friend apologized immediately and said she didn't mean to. The worker insisted she had intentionally blown smoke in her face. So awkward. I set down my little purse a couple times to put my bigger chips in it, and each time, the worker would yell, "take it off the table now!!!" It was ridiculous. I'm a crazy generous tipper, but these folks were rude as hell. I've worked in casinos myself, and was always super friendly and fun with my customers. I don't get the rude behavior. Like we were a burden. I found this at Luxor more than any place else. Such terrible customer service. I would never stay there. OPTIONS:
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Q: Would have loved to have stayed here but they couldn't get us checked in. We booked via Hotels Tonight since it was after midnight. HT collected my credit card info and said our room was booked. 20 minutes later we arrived at the Rumor, and there was 1 dude in line ahead of us to check in. Checking in that guy took 15 minutes. Then it was our turn. After 15 minutes of silence the front desk gal said there was a "problem" with my card. The card I JUST booked the room with. Okay, try another card. She thinks it's the computer. Tries a different computer. Then another card. Nothing is working, she doesn't know why. She spends the next 15 minutes ignoring us while fiddling with things. We ask about paying cash and are told that cash requires a huge deposit. It's now 1:15 am and we're beyond cranky. The lobby is full of guests waiting to check in, when I hear the bartender apologize for being unable to accept credit cards. So I ask the bartender if he's having CC issues, and whaddaya know? He IS! If I hadn't made this connection, I'm sure they wouldn't have on their own for quite some time. I asked if they could waive the deposit since we had no choice but to pay in cash and we're only staying one night (actually about 6 hours, total). After insisting she couldn't do anything about it, the front desk gal later flip flopped and offered a discounted deposit. We waited another 20 minutes while she called their management company to try to reset something with the card processing, that didn't work. And since we didn't have enough cash to cover the deposit (and my husband was so irate at this point he was keyed up enough to just keep driving) we canceled our reservation and left. I should also add that I bought a gin and tonic during this 50ish minute debacle, which was $12 and not a single word was uttered about any kind of concession or comp for all the trouble. You really do get what you pay for with hotels, or in this case, you don't even get that! OPTIONS:
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Q: I should have listened to Lon L. Out of all the Yelpers on Yelp, I respect Lon's reviews the most. I usually agree with his opinions about 99.9999% of the time, but due to the fact that this is the only Fry's in Clark County, I stupidly didn't listen to his review this time. Even Jaime W, wrote a 1-star on this place, but I didn't listen. What was I thinking? I couldn''t figure out how the get any service here. The workers just stand around and talk about random stupid things with each other. Once in a while they will help a customer but it's usually one of those bleached blonde chicks in short-shorts. If you are a dude or a woman of integrity you probably won't get any service. When I finally was able to find a worker, he was really groggy and looked like he had been sleeping in a cardboard box in the back. I told him that I wanted to buy the TV that was on sale, and it literally took him 15 minutes to tell me that it was sold out. I think afterwards, he went back into the back room and went back to sleep. The workers here are the same d-bags that hang out at the Encore on Saturday nights and tell all the club chicks that they are millionaires. One of my best friends is the poker room supervisor at the South Point, so I visit him occasionally when I have time. While visiting, I always noticed this attention seeking guy who keeps telling everyone that he is a "pro poker player". Well, this self-proclaimed pro poker player was working at the floor here at Fry's. Ironically, I ran into Bobby Y.(Misty's husband) a few days ago and he was a little concerned about my safety, due to the fact that I have been getting frequent death threats from business owners, human resource directors, and angry yelpers. He gave me some advice on how to be more "nice" and "positive". So, I won't go on one of my typical profanity filled rants this time. I'll just end by saying that I should have listened to Lon L and Jaime W. OPTIONS:
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negative