Sentiment analysis: Probably the most expensive yet crappiest sushi I've ever tasted. Don't let the hype get you to go to this place. Rice was soggy, service was almost non-existent and the price was outrageous. It's sad that the fish wasn't fresh yet each piece (sake, uni, toro) were going for $10 a piece. If you're looking for a nice sushi restaurant in Vegas, I recommend sushi shibuya at the MGM.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I guess the limo thing is a gimmick for tourists. I'm a local Las Vegan. The atmosphere is like a cafeteria. It was so loud that it gave me a headache before we ordered the food.The prices are stupid high for what you get. $25 for a bowl of spaghetti with some crappy sauce & some red pepper flakes thrown in (no meat). Add $10 for 5 small Vandecamp style fried shrimps & $5 for a small & I mean small loaf of cheese bread.. I think this place is for stupid tourists that don't know any better. Any steak house at any Station Casino blows this hole out of the water.My wife & I went because our friend gave us a gift certificate. When the waiter realized that we were not impressed & we paid $80.00 of $100 gift certificate including a large tip, He through a $20 bill at us & said "Lets call it good". I don't think they care about locals, they just want the big spending tourists.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: All the food that my group had at Redbeard's was sub-par. It wasn't downright gross, but it was just your typical greasy bar fare. No one finished their meal. The service was good enough, but they give you a hard time about substitutions. For example, I wanted sweet potato fries as a side and was fine paying an upcharge for them, but they told me I had to order the entire appetizer and they wouldn't do a side, even for an extra fee. They offer outdoor seating, which is a plus.
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negative