Forget about using your GPS to find a decent Starbucks anywhere near the Las Vegas Strip. Everything that comes up is buried somewhere in one of the dozens of hotel/casinos. Since I'm in town on business more often than for pleasure, I like to wander around in the car and discover what else is around. I'm so glad I found this Starbucks. It's a quick drive from any hotel I stay at on the strip and is directly connected to a FedEx Office. The staff is always friendly and there is plenty of seating. It's so much more comfortable to get my work done here than cooped up in a hotel room.

positive

So going to have to side with the majority of ratings now and give only 2 stars. I was definitely expecting more since it moved from the MGM location to Town Square. I personally think the old location had more to offer and that this one needs more "punch" to really get people in. There was not enough newer games out on the floor and I can see that they are trying to copy Dave & Busters theme. A lot of dated machines and maybe they can add some pool tables in the dining area to give other options. I left a little underwhelmed and hope they do more with the space.

negative

I had such high hopes for this restaurant! The food is good, if you can get to it. Initially, I have thought about stopping in before and when I called a couple weeks back I was left on hold for five minutes. Finally I decided to hang up, trying my luck elsewhere and knowing that these things can happen. Last night I decided to try again. Bad idea. Things went south from the minute we sat down. It took a bit, 5 minutes, for anyone to greet us and we explained that we'd need just a minute more to decide. Our server, Russell, explained that he'd be right back and bread was on the way. Neither were true. He came back about ten minutes later and took our drink and appetizer course, we were ready to give him the whole thing but that's all he took. We didn't see Russell for another half hour, save walking by stealing side glances as he served the rest of his tables. By the time he got back we had run out of water (a big carafe) and cocktails, had our dirty dishes from the first course still sitting there, and were watching every other table get bread but us. At the 45 minute mark when our server showed back up we chose to leave instead of order entrees. He came back a while later and apologized and said he took car of the appetizer. Though when he ran my card I got charged 114.90 instead of 24. A big difference. It took him a while longer to fix it and in the end I had to call the next day because it still hasn't been refunded. When I called and spoke with the manager, Austin, he made it abundantly clear that he didn't really care. I explained the overcharge situation and waited for him to ask me how dinner was. He never did. So I told him and after all that I believe his response summed up my entire interaction with Bink's Midtown; "Sorry 'bout that." Yeah, we're all sorry.

negative

Poorly stocked and ghetto. There isn't really much to say other than watch your back. They are always poorly stocked and the store is a mess, then you need an employee for assistance just forget it. Drive the extra 10 minutes for a better Walmart. The only reason I shop here is because I get lazy and don't want to drive further.
negative