New Years Day, Lazy Jane's is packed to the gills with brunchers, so we decide to go up the street to Willalby's. We slide into a booth, and a harried looking waitress tells us the food will take about 40 min. Ok, no prob. I split a Bomblet omelet with my bf and his friend orders the French toast. One crossword puzzle later, 40 minutes on the dot, our food arrives. Boom. The omelet was super delicious what with the basil and tomato and BUTTER. Anyway, if you're an Austin transplant, this would be roughly the equivalent of Kerbey Lane. Or Magnolia Cafe. Except not open 24/7. Expect mismatched silverware, kitschy mugs obtained from a thrift shop, tons of hipsters, and the best fucking omelet in Madison.
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There's probably a reason no one has reviewed this show yet. It's definitely not a destination show. It's one of Vegas' cheesy magic/acrobatics shows that's showing at 4:00 pm every afternoon and is definitely "family" (little kid) oriented. Ai and YuKi are the hosts/stars and are somewhat following a plot of battling an evil character called Tengu. The duo are pretty well versed at all the magic tricks that I learned the secrets of while watching PBS specials as a kid. The performances are a large step beyond cheesy, enough so that we were a bit annoyed. The highlight of the show were the associated acrobatics. An aerial gymnast captured our attention and made my friend gasp out loud a couple of times. I hope they include health insurance in her contract, yikes...
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Wahoos fish taco's restaurant may be appealing to the human eyes, due to the beachy decorations and atmosphere. I must say that the fish were very soggy and tasted like a mop. Parts of the fish were undercooked, thank god I made the choice to hault my mouth from reaching the food. I don't trust those animals with my food. I have realized that the fish may not even be real. It had a fake taste to it and has a weird texture. I think it is safe to say I will never eat there again :) have a food day.
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Grand Cafe? A Grand price for mediocre food. I have to say that I was disappointed with the cream of mushroom soup,spaghetti with meatballs, and Pepsi. First off, I believe with a strong conviction that Grand Cafe ought to include a soup of the day or salad with the meal. This isn't the Las Vegas Strip! And if the soup or salad is $3, I feel ripped off considering that the Cream of Mushroom soup included zero mushrooms. Coincidental this soup tasted and looked similar to the Progresso Cream of Mushroom soup that was recently reintroduced to the Las Vegas market. A soup that once had mushrooms in the broth. Fast forward to the spaghetti with meatballs. It is impossible to ruin spaghetti, but Grand Cafe came close with the meatballs. It wasn't cold or anything. Just below average. A significant portion of the plate was taken up by garlic bread. In my opinion garlic bread is filler. And the Pepsi was too syrupy. The service was decent. Nothing grand and nothing negative. The deal is that what I ordered at Grand Cafe was not worthy of $20. I could of dined in Red Lobster for that price. If I do return, I intend to stick to a sandwich with fries. The bottom line is that Station Casinos should bring back the value of their old Grand Cafe.
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