Hello all, When reviewing restaurants I use a rating system that looks at all aspects of their Menu, Decor, Food, Service & Price. A restaurant can score up to 5 points per category and a perfect score would be 25 points. Menu: 2 Stars: The menu was available online which I really like and it was presented in a clean and easy to read format. I am giving a low score here because I got turned off when I saw a vegetable tempura app on the menu of a fine dining steakhouse. Typically I like concise menus, however this menu was lacking options. Decor: 4 Stars: I found the decor and ambiance of the restaurant tomb fantastic. I really liked the look and style, it blended well with their concept. Food: 2.5 Stars: Average is all I can say about the food here. The appetizer I selected for the table was a crab stuffed mushroom which was deep fried and served on a plate with 3 different sauces, 2 on the plate for garnish and one for dipping. I would not order this again. My salad was terrible, I am still not sure how a fine dining steakhouse can mess up a house salad and as for my entree the only thing I liked about my steak was it's size. Although after I cut off all the fat there wasn't much meat left. Did not get dessert as the choices were less then impressive. Service: 3 Stars: I liked the fact that bottled Voss water is flowing like champagne at at a wedding at no extra charge. The wait staff was efficient but not that which you would typically see in a fancy steakhouse. I asked about the daily specials and for a dinner recommendation and was not impressed by their knowledge and delivery. Price: 3 Stars: I would say the average entree was $25, a little high for the location and quality but not outrageous. Overall dinner was about $40 per person with tax & tip. My overall rating, 14.5 of 25 lands this place 2 Stars, as I would not return here nor would I recommend it. ~Signed, Las Vegas Yelper 1116
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If you want a somewhat touristy "typical German" experience, Lehner's is the place. Dark wood, heavy benches, multilingual waitstaff dressed in lederhosen or dirndls, plenty of beer choices and a kid's menu -- the whole nine yards. Food is super-German, in that it's meat and stodge and gravy and pretty darn good. Not the world's cheapest place, but hardly bank-breaking either. Can get quite loud later in the evenings. In nice weather, the outside seating is excellent for people-watching, as it's in a high-pedestrian-traffic square.
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Very laid back place with retro arcade games and Nintendo 64 on some of the wall tables for you to play with old school games. The service was friendly and pretty quick. not a fan of the plastic draft beer glasses, that were more like scotch glasses, only knock. Food was pretty good and great happy hour prices on drinks and some snacks. Would definitely like to go back.
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During my last stay my room included: -an unpleasant odor -a drainage problem -a huge red stain on the carpeting I seriously had to wonder if I was in the Las Vegas Hilton, or Paris Hilton.
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