Q: negative

A: Meh...overrated. i'll stick with yo rita's for my chef sousa fix. food combinations are much better in the smaller, bite-size taco portions.

Q: positive

A: Decided to check out this new pub after getting a Groupon for $15 for $30 worth of food and drinks. We went last night (Saturday) and got seated right away at a nice huge booth. I really love the look and atmosphere of the place, The music on the other hand was horrible. At one point, the music cut out and a few people cheered. We were there for almost 2 hours and I think 2 good songs played which were some good ol' Damian Marley tunes. I loved the choice of 42 beers on tap and you cant beat the $1 PBR on draft either. Although I'm not a big fan of PBR, I am however a broke college student looking for a cheap buzz haha. I got the half tuna melt sandwich with sweet potato fries which was delicious and my boyfriend got the fish and chips which he said tasted like it was made earlier and just thrown back in the fryer to reheat. The server was very attentive and nice. Before we went I saw a review on how all the servers are dressed in short plaid skirts and low tops, I guess I was expecting really hot girls and was a bit disappointed to say the least. The bill was around $55 which isn't too bad. I'd probably go again.

Q: positive

A: Ate here again last night. The food was spectacular as expected. Great service from Maurice, and Chef Mo.

Q: positive

A:
This review doesn't matter. Why doesn't it matter, you ask? Because Krave will be closing down in a few months, and will be replaced by a newer, bigger, shinier version called Krave Massive, located over on Fremont St. See http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2012/jul/25/krave-moving-downtown-expanding-worlds-largest-gay/ for details. Yes folks -- starting this winter, there will no longer be a gay club on the Strip. (A moment of silence, please.) In the meantime, enjoy the old Krave while you still can. After all, there's a lot to enjoy. First of all, the cover is easy to avoid. It's normally $25 on the weekend, but I simply called ahead of time and put myself on the guestlist -- and didn't pay any cover at all. Let's also mention the drinks. They're big, they're strong, and they're cheap. On the particular Saturday that I went, they were selling ginormous $2 Long Island iced teas for anybody on the guestlist. Two of those and I was thoroughly buzzed for the entire evening. Even with tip, an entire night's worth of cocktails at Krave cost less than a single drink at any of the breeder bars on the Strip. Krave is also an all-around fantastic place to dance and let loose. The crowd begins to roll in after 11:30pm or so, and the party continues until sunrise. (Oh, how I adore Las Vegas, where nightlife doesn't shut down at 2am.) The dancing is punctuated by acrobatic shows -- by the go-go dancers. (Yes, the go-go dancers are also acrobats. That's my kind of multitasking.) Another perk to Krave -- plenty of places to sit and people-watch. In most Vegas nightclubs, expect to pay for bottle service if you want a seat. Not here. Needless to say, Krave is a guaranteed fun night out. Enjoy it while it lasts, folks....