Q: Pure isn't. It's in Caesar's, and has a lot of gansta-looking staff protecting expensive bottle-service couches, whilst the DJ plays twerking music that's both not exciting, and isn't very danceable. It costs about $50 for a couple to get in, to start. There's a dress code, and I'm not sure what it is. I got in, as did my friend. The facility is quite beautiful, and there are two bars. Drinks are expensive+. Music? Nothing I enjoyed and the DJ kept the rhythms unprogressive. It was a waste of $$$$. Lots of wannabees and lounge lizard types hung out, watching as the twerkers did their thing. Women in club gear tried to look beautiful. A few couples actually seemed to be having fun. My suggestion: if you're a voyeur or wannabe, run, don't walk to get here. The restaya, there's better money spend.

A: negative

Q: Hit this up on a weekday holiday morning whilst in town. Cool options, mix-ups and selections - the fried cake donuts were particularly delish. The cold brew coffee is not to be missed - just remember to request no ice so it is not all diluted by chip ice :( The staff were really helpful and pointed us toward a few favorites that we would have passed by. Great little to-go box and a neat backyard patio shared with neighbor establishments.

A: positive

Q: No way the food is worth the price. Ordered a bacon burger did not get the bacon. They took it back and the cook was noticeably upset then waited to finish cooking other meals before he started cooking the bacon. By the time I got the burger back it was so soggy that I had to eat it with a knife and fork. By the time I got half way through I realized that it had sat so long that the paper in the basket was mixing with it. All the appatizers were noticeably frozen as in it tasted like I just microwaved them myself. The waitress was great and I was not expecting much from a burger/bar joint but I will never go back.

A: negative

Q: The food was good. the prices were high. We ate the rissotto with truffles, osso buco, lasagna, ravioli, caprese salad, and semi freddo to name a few. Having said that, the service was horrific. It took a long time for the waiter to come over. It took him a long time to come back. The wine steward came over as soon as we sat down but before we had decided if we wanted to have wine or not - she never returned. There was no bread at the table or water in our water glasses until we asked. When we ordered our food they didn't ask everybody if they would like a drink and almost left before we said wait, because we hadn't had anyone come by for drink orders before. They switched wait staff on us a few times. While eating, a hand would routinely come over my shoulder and clear some of the table in front of me. They asked one person if they wanted coffee after dinner, that person said no and the waiter left the table instead of asking other people. The waiter disappeared for about a half hour after dessert. We couldn't get our check. We asked another waiter to send ours over. We watched him tell our waiter to come over. We watched our waiter ignore it. We had to ask the hostess to get the waiter. Finally the check came and the waiter, who liked to sprinkle Italian words into his English, addressed us as "ragazzi" or "boys." I'm not old, but, I'm not a boy either. For a tab that was about $500 we deserved much better.

A:
negative