Came here for a cooking class and happened to be early. I walked around the store and the store rep offered me a free sample of a latte. They have a display of cappucino makers/espresso makers right at the front. Basically this is your go-to store for anything in your kitchen. They have fun trinkets and tools for baking & cooking etc... The ravioli class I took was taught by Chef Mac. It was designed to teach you 3 different raviolis with sauces. The class was about 2.5 hours but it's good to at least estimate around 3hrs since you can shop afterwards since you get an extra discount. Classes average around $69 but it was definitely worth it. Especially for something that I can't necessarily teach myself. The store is a bit smaller than other Sur La Tables locations and is part of the Kierland Commons shopping plaza.
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I seriously refuse to have an entire Vegas trip without going here! My favorite Vegas buffet!! The times that I've gone here, I've gone for brunch, which was probably a really good idea. One, because, bottomless mimosas?! Haiiiilll yessss! And two, it's probably not fun getting ready to go clubbing feeling all full after a buffet. Anyways, the food has so many options. They totally do that continental thing where there are different sections serving various dishes from different parts of the world. On top of that, amazing presentation! I remember getting chicken fingers once that were served in mini frying racks!! Soooo cute! They also had something called wicked juice, which were fruit smoothies and were really good. The dessert bar was amazing. They had had dessert for days and so many options for gelatos. The service was good too. Our waitress knew to keep those mimosa refills coming! We went around 1030, and left around 1230 or 1 to make sure we really got our drink on. Also, it's located in cosmopolitan! A really nice hotel with awesome art pieces on the way! Make sure to take a pic in front of the oversized heels! Lol. Definitely go here. It won't be a complete trip to Vegas without it!
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The food was excellent! The chicken was great. I wish I would have checked Yelp though as it was definitely not a kid friendly place. The service was rather slow which for a "date" restaurant that was probably fine but we took two toddlers there just based on a recommendation that the food was good but we didn't talk about the atmosphere.
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This place is just down the road from me and I wish I frequented it more often. It's got a distinct DC Ranch vibe, so be forewarned, you should put on your nice shoes before you head out. The food is so vibrant, though. Don't expect the stuffy steaks and salmon fillets you'd find at other spots in the neighborhood. I've been a couple of times and each time I've been pleased. The atmosphere is lively and loud, but it's got an intimate, classy interior and a rockin' patio that overlooks the McDowells. I've heard people complain that the employees are too stuffy, but I've never had a problem. Their bar rules, the cocktails are pricey but extremely satisfying and the desserts do not disappoint. I just have to go ahead and recommend about every damn thing on the menu. It's constantly revolving, so I won't get too specific, but think spicy Spanish plates to share. They have excellent homefry-like little nuggets of spuds that are dipped in a spicy red aoili and fried up. I had a piece of grouper that was unbelievable. And the beef spare rib fell off the bone, and had some nice spice and smokiness. Overall, it's a great weekend spot... even better with a bigger group so you can try lots of plates and share. It's hard to find any tapas spots this far north, and it's certainly one of the better spots in the neighborhood.
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