JD hit this review right on the head. If you're a big golf fan and not a freshmen in college looking to drink your face off, this is NOT the place you want to spend Super Bowl weekend. More people come to party than they do to watch golf. I would recommend attending this thing during the week (Saturday had record attendance at 178,000+ which meant spending an hour to get in and an hour getting out of this place). Overall, we had a good time though. If you're planning on coming next year, here's a few tips: 1) pay for reserved parking- the course is at least a mile from the parking lot and if you do this, they will transport you back and forth in a charter bus, 2) COME EARLY- otherwise you will spend 45 minutes waiting in line for a bracelet that is REQUIRED to order a drink (your ID alone will not suffice), 3) wear sunscreen and drink a lot of water- the weather was suppose to be in the high 60s / low 70s... it felt like it was closer to 90 and 4) BRING CHAIRS AND SET UP SHOP AT YOUR FAVORITE HOLE- you don't want to fight this crazy crowd following 1 player from hole to hole. You won't get to see or enjoy anything. By doing this, you won't have to fight for a good view and you can sit back, relax, drink a beer and see all the players go through. We salvaged our time and will try again next year, 2 Stars ** for the WMPO in 2013.
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Supposed to open at 7am. Still waiting outside the door at 730am. Ridiculous! I will not be back to this location, ever.
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Do not sign a contract with this company. Their business practices are unethical. If you are unable to keep up your monthly usage of massage time, and wish to stop your membership, they will keep all the money for the massages you have not used. (See another reviewer here). If you wish to give any of your accrued time to another member, they will charge you for the privilege. At least some of the therapists are good, but the company is corrupt.
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As I was driving to Red Rock, I was thinking of the hierarchy of rocks in our society. Pet Rock, Third Rock From The Sun, Rock 'n' Roll, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, 30 Rock . . . Where would Red Rock rank? Would it, pardon the pun, rock my world? Grand Cafe at Red Rock is everything one could want in a Vegas cafe and a lot more. We came here last Monday around 8:30 am and were seated right away. The hostess was very friendly, and she managed to strike up a conversation with while showing us to our spacious booth. We walked by the pastry counter, which, as you might imagine, was NOT easy to do. Tantalizing chocolate covered strawberries, delicious sticky buns and cavity-causing candied apples taunted us as we pretended not to notice the sweets. As soon as we sat down, our waitress brought an iced tea for my friend and a stainless steel carafe of hot coffee for me. Score! The coffee was delicious, by the way. Unlimited, readily available coffee and a steady supply of Splenda make Yan a happy boy. I ordered a ham platter (ham steak, 2 scrambled eggs, hash browns and wheat toast) for $8.99. We also decided to split a short stack of pancakes, which, in retrospect, was a fantastic idea. The two pancakes they brought us were doughy, fluffy, delicious and very, very filling. One a person was plenty. The ham steak was almost as big as the pancakes, and almost just as good. My scrambled eggs were made perfectly as well. There was nothing wrong with that breakfast, let me tell ya. I have to mention the decor. The whole restaurant, much like the casino itself, featured a modern, abstract motif. Lines, squares, soothing colors and "weird for the sake of weird" paintings somehow made me feel at peace. I also LOVED the plates they used. Ornate yet simple, they reminded me of the plates my mom used to use when I was a little kid. I got a sudden urge to clear the table after dinner, but I figured they had people for that. If you're staying at the Red Rock, I strongly recommend having breakfast at Grand Cafe. It's convenient, inexpensive and homey.
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