Q: positive

A: I loved it It was rather American-ized But I thought it was delicious I loved the Kingdom kebab It was chicken and steak schwarma We had cheese pies The hummus sampler And I thought everything was damn good. Hooray!

Q: positive

A: We ordered a pomegranate ice cream with low fat milk infused with blueberries and mango on top. The cashier was a sweet lady who was describing the whole process of how the ice cream was made. It was really neat to watch them make it out of scratch in their -35 degree ice pan thing. (Hence the name). Absolutely delicious! I would definitely come back here again to try other flavors. They should expand to LA if they haven't already! Thank you!!!

Q: negative

A: The name says it all, "Lucky", meaning Lucky to walk out alive. The food is horrible, the place a has stench that I can't explain. I know of a few people that have gotten sick from eating there, myself included. The sushi was dry and seemed old. The softshell crad roll, Spider Roll, was burnt. When we got there, there was about 6 men sitting at a table eating, including the "chef". Save yourself and don't go there.

Q: negative

A:
I knew The Quad had sub-par reviews but I didn't think much of it - I only needed a place to shower, sleep, and hold my stuff, right? It's on the strip, so how bad could it be?, my naive self rhetorically asked. The answer? Bad. Very, very bad. We showed up to check-in at 4 in the morning and there was a horrendous line. Check-in took at least thirty minutes. I can only imagine what it would have been like had we showed up at a socially acceptable hour. The elevators may as well not even exist. We waited upwards of 15 minutes for an elevator at times, and sometimes when we got on it would beep and just decide to cease functioning. Everything was just grimey. The hallways, the fixtures, the people. Nothing in the hotel has been replaced for decades. If there are rooms being renovated, I didn't see them. The best part was seeing the visceral reactions on people's faces when we told them where we were staying. Cab drivers visibly cringed when we told them to take us to The Quad.