Q: positive

A: This is our first stay at the Cosmopolitan and we love it. The staff is terrific and they provide service that comes across as very personal. The view from our room overlooking the Bellagio fountain and the strip is fabulous and we love the balcony. This is just our second day, but so far we are definitely planning future stays here.

Q: negative

A: Eh. Not really that good. The chicken wasn't well trimmed, and the pasta was nothing special. I'll skip it in the future.

Q: positive

A: I wish I had read some of the reviews from my Yelp friends because in retrospect they give good advice. I was baffled at why my sandwich went up in price, if I read Ryan S.'s review I would have known my cheese was extra. I was looking everywhere to see if they had a lunch special, if I read Paolo D.'s review I would have known about the half sandwich, side, pickle, cookie and drink deal for $5. The moral of the story is that literacy is important and the corn beef is tasty. I got the fore mentioned meat on pumpernickel with coleslaw, pepperjack, mustard, tomatoes, onions,and mustard. Heated and toasted is the way to go. The corn beef is moist without an ounce of fat connected to it. Surprised, but delighted. The bread are baked fresh and they definitely taste like it. All sandwiches comes with a side of coleslaw, potato, or macaroni salad and a pickle spear. For $8.09, my sandwich was delicious and filling. They move quick and it is easy to get lost in the shuffle. Be ready and get there a little before noon because the line gets long.

Q: negative

A:
Worst ribs ever. I think my ribs had been sitting around for days. It was like "rib jerky". You know, dehydrated and leathery. The brisket was rubbery and flavorless. kind of the same stuff you would expect boiled from an English Pub. the brisket also had a sitting-around-for-days vibe. I guess Dickey's believes that BBQ sauce will cure bad cooking. one side we had was the jalapeno beans. these were spectacularly awesome. best beans ever. it's not cut up pieces of peppers on top of beans. rather, the jalapenos have been sauced and the beans have been infused with the mouth watering essence of the peppers. The 'Q couldn't stand on its own. it was just another Dickey's food that went nowhere without BBQ sauce. The sauces are standard issue, run of the mill, middle of the road, forgettable. Skip this place.