We had dinner the day after Christmas, 2011. It was a great meal. Prix fixe menu of either 4 or 5 courses. You do not have to order the same number of courses, which was a nice option to have. My choices on this day were: quail salad; Kobe beef spears, Wagyu short ribs and panacotta for dessert. They were wonderful choices. The portions were generous. Of the four courses, the Quail salad was my favorite. Four hearty portions of quail pieces and some greens to accompany the dish...it is usually the other way around at other places. Equally impressive were the Picasso paintings on the wall coupled with the Bellagio water show you can see outside. But it is pricey. With wine, it could set you back $150/person. So win a lot of money at the gaming tables before you go.
OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive

positive

Awesome place. I just moved to Arizona and use yelp to find everything and I am glad I found this place. It's my new spot!
OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive

positive

- Long waits during breakfast/brunch/late night - Crowded lobby/wait area - Mediocre service/they want to rush you out
OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive

negative

This place is like a maze - stuffed full of everything you could ever want to buy ever. While the maze thing means you will be lost for 17 hours before you find the department you want, and the 'stuffed full of everything' aspect means once you find your department you wont find the item you are looking for - in general this is an amazing shopping experience. Not only does Jenners house some of the most desirable brands and designers ever, just being here gives you a sense of grandure which is something I have never felt in any department store ever. It borders of odd. Jenners is a really nice place, and the only department store of its calibre on Princes Street.
OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive
positive