Q: negative

A: We finally had the cash together and a weekend day available to go look at beds together and Sleep America was having a "King for a Queen" bed sale that was about to end. We went to the Sleep America on Power and we were immediately greeted. The lady that helped us was nice and did not rush us. We told her what type of bed we were looking for and she asked what our price range was. She had us try out three beds and we alternated laying on each one multiple times before deciding on a Euro-top Sertapedic King Size bed. The total one the tag was around $950, but after all the add-ons (Mattress protector, pillows, delivery fee, tax) it came out to about $1,400! Talk about after-sticker-shock. Of course we went ahead with it and scheduled delivery. The way they schedule delivery is pretty dumb. They say you can put in a request for a time, but they can not guarantee anything. The delivery driver will call you between 7-9 am on the delivery day and tell you what time. Ok, fine. We decided to have it delivered the next day which was a Sunday. Luckily, because of the way their route worked out they were able to meet our request. The crappy thing is I wish I could have know that earlier because I wouldn't have had to bail out on the other plans I had for earlier in the day. They get there and drop off the mattress in our bedroom and I got a phone call while they were there so when they left I was no where near the mattress and I put the phone down to sign off a piece of paper which he didn't even tell me what I was signing for. I assumed it was just confirming that the mattress was indeed delivered. Here's the thing....we had been warned by a family member to not use Sleep America because she said they purposely drop off a cheaper mattress than the one you purchased. Since their prices were so good and me being optimistic I decided to use them anyways. Well....here's my YELP! They did the same thing to us! After laying on it and noticing that it was a FIRM mattress and not a nice Fluffy one like we had tried, I told my boyfriend that it didn't feel right. He got home and immediately noticed the problem. They didn't even give us a Euro-Top! It was a standard mattress. BTW, A "Euro-Top" is just a fancy word for the new version of a pillow top. It is a pillow top that has been sown down to look like one mattress, but you can still see the sow line to tell if it is a Euro-top or not. I was just unobservant. Anyways, I immediately called them and told them that we were delivered the wrong mattress. The lady apologized and said "Oh, I'm so sorry. This is the fourth time this week they have done this" . She clicked around on her computer for a bit and then said that she accidentally put in the wrong SKU . (kind of find that hard to believe when we were charged for the bed we were supposed to get). Anyways, because of their wonderful scheduling I once again was not able to get a definite time that they would come until the next morning between 7-9 am. Now I have to miss work on Monday because of their screw up. I was obviously not happy about that. I ended up not getting my correct mattress until about 2 pm on Monday. NOT FUN! At least I won't need another one for another 7 years. If you decide to go with Sleep America, I just have to say PAY ATTENTION and plan on possibly getting the wrong mattress delivered "on accident" .

Q: positive

A: my go to mexican restaurant now! inexpensive and delicious! everything is very fresh and well prepared. I typically get the chicken taco with their homemade tortilla, the bean tostada, and the ceviche tostada. their ceviche is the best I have had in the city. not to mention their salsa is always fresh, a little hot, and very good with the free chips. ummmmm!!!

Q: positive

A: Oxtail soup!! Forget Pho after a late night of drinking and partying, try some of their specialty oxtail soup! Definitely will sober that Ass up so you won't be too hungover the next day. (now you can drink all night and do it again!) This place is located in the California Hotel in olddd asss Vegas. The side where all the newbies to Vegas rarely visit, or probably don't even know about. The restaurant has a good menu selection, American food, Hawaiian and even Filipino items. Great late night eats. We went to this spot two nights in a row. Each night I tried different things but my group got the oxtail soup both nights! First night I had the steak and eggs. 8 oz. Is what was advertised for the steak but when I got it, I swear they must've weighed it on a broken scale. That thing was a snack for me. The second night I opted for a pastrami sandwich, they got that on point. Maybe next time I'll actually try their oxtail soup. I have no clue why I didn't get, I mean it must have been worth it since we went their two nights in a row for it. Oxtail runs ya about 10 bucks a bowl. Served with rice. Vegas: get drunk, dance the night away, get drunk some more. Get oxtail soup. Sleep and repeat.

Q: negative

A:
My first visit to GB was at a happy hour (good value). I saw all the raves about the garlic fries here, so I tried the tapas and the garlic fries. The tapas was ok. The garlic fries were ok, if a bit soggy. Really, ravers about the garlic fries? Hmm. They were ok at best. That's just at the time of eating, never mind the aftermath. I totally love garlic, but these must've somehow had a powerful chemical reaction in me that caused really gross burps all night (the zombies and clowns weren't the only scary things at FrightDome that night!). Then when the garlicky farts started...ay carumba! Talk about gagsville! The next day, my husband called me Garlic Girl! Maybe it was the combo of garlic fries with all the roasted garlic in the tapas. I'll give GB another go, especially at happy hour prices but will avoid all things garlicky. Or maybe I'll just go to Kona Grill or Cheesecake Factory instead. Summary: The service was good, the happy hour value was good. The food was meh.