Sentiment analysis: I am not one to visit chain restaurants, but this one just opened and the Mrs. and I decided to give it a try. We got there on a weekend and it was early about 5:00 p.m. We were the only customers in the place...given, it had just recenly opened. The brisket was a little fatty andgristly, but had a decent flavor to it. The waffle fries were ok. We shared their BBQ ribs...nothing to write home about. I did enjoy their mashed baked potatoes...could have had more of that dish. They use a lot of paper cups...a cup for the each side, cups for the sauce, cups for drinks, cups for ice cream, cups for pickles, etc....and ketchup packets?..no thanks! My biggest complaint? Customer service. There were 5 employees (including the owner) when we were leaving. Not ONE of them thanked us or said good-by. We considered it very rude since we were their ONLY customers. Dickey, you must put forth much more effert if you are going keep your doors open. Sorry.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: WORST experience EVER with a restaurant operator! The restaurant industry has been built on passion, love, dedication and perseverance. If you want to ruin a wonderful dinning experience this is your place.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: The comedy club is now in the basement of the MGM hotel/casino. We saw Brad Garrett and 3 other male comedians for less than $100 each. Drinks were reasonable price and waitresses were half naked. Brad Garrett looked like he just got out of bed and cracked a lot of jokes based on stereotypes (Philiippino, old people, Asian, Jewish) as well as "male issues" humor (divorce, dating). The other comedians were reasonable but the best one was the black dude who managed to be funny all the time without using the F**, S** or any other swear words, relied on a lot by Garrett. If you want a Vegas club experience, this might do the trick.
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positive