Q: negative

A: Our last night in Vegas was a Wednesday, which means there aren't very many clubs open. We took the Monorail down to Luxor to check out this club LAX. It looked alright at first, but then we saw this chaotic line outside. Not really a line, more like a circular group of people. As we made our way in, they door guy says that my buddy's shoes aren't appropriate for the club...(All black kicks that we're worn to XS the night before) I thought to myself, "This club must be amazing". So we bought my friend some shoes and then went in. BIG MISTAKE! This place is packed full of DUDES and NASTY GIRLS! Like packed to the brim. No room to dance or anything. Worst of all, they were playing Kid Rock's "Cowboy". We left after about 15 MINUTES! GO TO XS @ Encore. Seriously a way better club.

Q: positive

A: Friendly people run this place. The food is good if a little americanized.. would have liked more flavour. . I had the chicken kabob sandwich and chicken potato curry soup.. It was all under $10.00 even with a soda.. I'll be back. .

Q: negative

A: i have eaten at the Jaleo in DC and LOVED it. so i was excited to visit the Jaleo in Vegas. i was disappointed to say the least. the service was horrible...we had reservations and didn't get seated for almost 40 minutes. and no one apologized even when we voiced our impatience. the service continued to get bad. we didn't see our waitress for almost 20 minutes and didn't get our water glasses filled for almost that long as well. the server forgot to put our order in for the paella and it was at our table an hour after we ordered it. and once it came to the table it was cold, overseasoned, and crunchy. the couple next to us kept getting the wrong dishes from our server. i would excuse the poor service if the food was out of this world. everything was oversalted or overseasoned. with the exception of the spinach salad which was completely bland. i hope Jaleo gets with the program. i am a big fan of Chef Andres' restaurants and i want to see him succeed.

Q: negative

A:
Getting an appointment to see a specialist takes an act of congress - and we're all currently experiencing how difficult that is. Then, after finally getting approval to see a specialist, I was given an appointment six weeks out. After finally making it to my appointment, no worries, the numbness is still in my feet, the doctor treated me and told me to come back to see him if the treatment doesn't work in a few weeks. Three weeks later, the numbness is still there so I call for an appointment - a total of three phone calls and over 70 minutes on hold. I was actually told I had to go through my primary care physician AGAIN. Imagine that. Jump through more hoops AFTER I was already approved for the same condition. Needless to say, I fired the whole lot of them. Ridiculous way to run a business.