Q: Food was good and I thought the prices for a restaurant in a very nice hotel like the Aria were reasonable. I had a problem with the service however. We ordered 2 appetizers, lobster soup, 4 entrees. I specifically asked the server that they bring the food in the order I show above. Appetizers came and we finished them, they cleared the table and then the soup and all the entrees showed up. The soup takes time to serve and eat and by the time you're finished then the entrees aren't as hot as you would like. A nice place like this should know better. I was PO'ed at their mistake and at myself for not sending the entrees back. I made sure the server knew I wasn't happy but he only apologized but did not offer desserts for the 4 of us or to reduce the bill. I won't return.

A: negative

Q: I was introduced to Kay's bar just a couple of months ago, in December. You remember, when it was absolutely baltic and the streets and pavement were covered in sheets of perilous ice? Remember that? I'd met friends in the afternoon for a couple of pints at various New Town locations. Later into the evening, someone recommended this great place called Kay's. She went on about how awesome it was and how it had an actual library room in the back and how cool is that, so we agreed to go along. We took off into the freezing and slippery evening only to discover that this girl had no idea where she was going. Several phones were brought out, one person googling, another mapping, until we finally found our way (in the complete opposite direction of where we were having dinner, I might add). When we finally arrived at Kay's. we were freezing, hungry, and more than a little bit irritable, but were greeted with a wave of warmth when we entered the bar. It was packed with regulars who were very happy to join in on our beer conversation and provide advice about what to order. We ordered our advised drinks, had a bit more chat with the bartender and regulars, before heading for the (empty ... but for statues of giraffes??) library room. This was a lovely wee pub, despite the trek to get there. I will definitely be back some night now that the streets are clear and I know how to get there easily.

A: positive

Q: Went for a Christmas Dinner with the whole family last night (12) and all had to squish into just one side of the teppan table. This is a Chinese owned Japanese restaurant, did not know that before entering. Wonder how you'd feel going to a Japanese owned Chinese restaurant or an Italian owned French restaurant, anyways..... The service was okay, nothing to YELP about. I think the prices are definitely high, ordered the combo meal, NY steak and Shrimp, got what seems like a 4oz. piece of steak and two shrimps for something like $24 that included a tiny salad with some veggies and a bowl of fried rice, totally not worth the price when there was hardly any flavoring in the food besides a little butter and soy sauce. They first serve the fried rice and veggies, probably wanted you to fill up on rice and veggies before they serve the meat and seafood. Asked why the steak was so small compared to others that did not order the combo but just steak alone. Was told the combo steak is smaller because it was a combo meal. Do not get this since the combo meal is more expensive to compensate for more food but that was not the case. Our average per person including 3 kids was about $25 each for food excluding tips for the cook and wait staff. Was still hungry when we left. Though the service was okay and the chef was somewhat entertaining for kids, it was not at all worth the price they charge.

A: negative

Q: Only beer and wine is pretty lame for being owned by the neighboring liquor store. However, the vibe is cool, doesn't get too crowded and no DBags hand out here. The absence of food also pulls the rating down, however it is a solid HH spot for you craft beer fans.

A:
negative