Lovely place to get your charm bracelet! I got my best friend hooked, who then got two others hooked. Location - Place - girly, feminine, with lots of items that includes charm bracelets, dainty earrings (pretty but expensive!), handbags (alright), arm candy bracelets (cheaper than Kate Spade), business card holder, rings, and more.. Service - attentive, I give them credit for being nice and all. But if you see me with my charm bracelet that shows I spent over $230 from Brighton, I should at least deserve a fabric pouch when requested (and I bought something!). Although I cannot be too biased, you get a 4.

positive

I love this place. Now this review is for the restaurant portion. There are two doors when you walk in one leads to the restaurant and the other to the bar. Never been there. Anyway I love the food. And I like the service to. I would recommend this place to people who like good food and service.

positive

I just got back from Vegas. Met my son, his wife and grand child. My wife picked this place because it was "kid friendly"-NOT. Everything in this hotel is run down. The rooms, hall ways have seen better days-carpeting even in the elevators were stained with who knows what. We arrived on a week end and although I understand the "casino crowed" are not from Yale or Harvard however, this place attracts all the trailer park trash in the US. Walking through the casino after registering I've never seen so many people with facial tatoos and F_ _k You on their T shirts-this is not an exageration. We decided to grab a fast bite at the food court. A guy a few tables away looked like he was high on meth and his friend every so often was punching him in the face and yelling at him. Four employess-one was a security guard- just stood their laughing. The arcade for kids is quite run down and most of the games were not staffed. We stayed in the "better tower" which is number 2. I couldn't even imagine what one looks like. The owners haven't invested a dime in this place in over a decade and it looks it. Compared to other hotels this one is cheap-spend the extra money it will be worth it. Oh yea-the show was terrific however, you can stay at another place and attend the show here. To sum up-this place is disgusting, is not kid friendly unless your kid is hoping one day to be "trailer park trash".

negative

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.
positive