Problem: Met Big Mike who gave great recommendations for our groups food! You must the beef rib and brisket burger. The beans and fried okra for a side were on point and you can't go wrong with any of the food here. Bring everyone and the price won't kill ya! A must have in Vegas.
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Problem: Yikes! This place is scary! The service was horrible although the waitress's were cute to look at (think Coyote Ugly - The movie). The food was plentiful but very average. It was just creapy. Too bad, the bull riding could have been cool. Just not my thing. Sunday afternoon seems to be the time to go. Everyone was drinking and watching the game on flat screens. Reminded me of a place you might see the girls from Rock of Love hanging out at! Ha!
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Problem: Went to Ember's for brunch last weekend. I'd heard great things about both the ambiance and food. As far as ambiance, it's a nice place. Typical Summerlin/Boca Park chic. The food, however, was a complete disappointment. The dining room is split into two main areas with one (on the left side as you walk in), filled with booths, and the other (on the right) has a bar and several tables. We were seated in the left side of the restaurant in a booth made for four, but moved to one of the smaller booths. I found the seating to be kind of neat...elevated; felt like we were dining on a train. There were two other tables in this side of restaurant, both of which already had their food. In the bar side, a few people sat along the bar and a party of 8 sat at one of the tables. The menu looked so good. I wanted to try at least four or five different things. We ordered the White Chocolate Cinnamon French Toast with Grand Mariner Berries, and the Green and White Omelet. From the time we ordered, to the time we got our food...34 minutes! (Yes, we timed it.) Completely unbelievable, especially as the waitress kept promising, "your food will be right up." No joke, she said it about 4 times. 34 minutes is a ridiculous time to wait for brunch, but maybe, just maybe, I thought, the food will be so mind-blowing, it will all have been worth it. Wrong. So wrong. The French Toast was raw inside. Soggy, runny, eggy, raw. The Green and White Omelet: overcooked rubbery eggs (think microwaved breakfast sandwich eggs), congealed cheese which was holding together the most sorry looking asparagus I'd ever seen. And the dish was barely warm. We asked the waitress to check out the french toast and even she agreed it was not cooked. She said she'd put in another order but after waiting a half an hour for the dish, we decided to order some eggs and ham. And let's just agree we've all had the same dish at Denny's. Right about now, I was wishing we were at Denny's. I ate my omelet but only because after 30 minutes of drinking coffee, I had to eat something. I'm no genius but I'd say my omelet was ready to be sent out at least 15 minutes before it was served and the party of 8 got the french toast we'd ordered and the chef hurriedly made another for our table when he saw my order still sitting there. Explains the multiple, "your food will be right up." All in all, the food was horrible. The service was horrible. They did comp our ham and egg breakfast and explained the chef got behind because of the large party. I don't think a party of 8 (who, again, I'm pretty sure ordered after us and was the only other party which hadn't yet gotten food) justifies a 30+ minute wait and undercooked/overcooked food. It's unfortunate a nice looking place like this, in the location it's in, for which I had high hopes, failed as miserably as they did. I'm always one to give a restaurant another chance because maybe it was just a bad morning. And seeing the vast majority of the reviews about Embers are good, and that an article just came out in the RJ giving Embers an "A", maybe it was just that. If I go again, I will update my review.
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Problem: I recently stayed at The Planet Hollywood Towers, so this was a convenient place to shop. The service wasn't that bad at the store, I did have sales people come and offer to help, but I came in a knew what I wanted. The only complaint I had was that the cashier forgot to take off the sensor on my bra and I didn't notice it until I got home and unpacked in CA. When I went to one of the stores in San Jose, they said I needed the original receipt (which I tossed in Vegas) and the receipt needed to match the exact price. This is ridiculous because I had a coupon and a rewards of $10 that I used, so how would that match. It was so frustrating that this had happened. I told them I can print out the receipt from my bank statement, but they said that they can't except that. This was frustrating because I buy stuff here all the time and I wish they were more helpful instead of being so gosh darn snobby.
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