Sentiment analysis: There is a much better hotpot buffet you people should try. It is the the Volcano Buffet . With hotpot. it is $20 with free drinks. It's in Mesa Not cheap, but worth every penny. Take it from a Chinese who know Chinese food. http://www.yelp.com/biz/volcano-buffet-mesa
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Longtime readers of my writings know that I have a pretty sizable fondness for everything on Fremont Street. In fact, it's almost as large as my appreciation for the unusual and quirky in general. So how can any situation be truly critiqued for wanting to check out a place that has "bowling" and "drag queens" brought up in the same sentence? Thus begins my newest review adventure. These two topics became the point of discussion among some friends and I, and curiosity was far too strong to not see what this was about. I have to give credit where due: The bowling set-up is nice. It's only a few lanes, but they are well maintained, and cheap. Holy crap, are the lanes cheap. For a late afternoon/early evening jaunt between three people? $6 for the lanes for 4 hours. Shoe rentals are an extra $3, but that's one heck of a value. There's also an added bonus: They have these green "Stoli" pins that, if placed as the lead pin and a strike is rolled, you get a free round of drinks for your party. I guess all those months of Kinect Bowling finally paid off, as I nailed that sucker to the cheers of friends, fellow bowlers, and drag queens alike. The winning shots? They're by no means small, or subtle. And it was shortly after that I noticed my previously good game going straight to Hell. Even "Granny rolling" it wasn't doing much for my score at this point. I commented to our hostess that I was getting the feeling that's part of their "master plan" to prevent easy access to more free booze. I got a far too innocent yet knowing grin and a wink from our hostess in response as she walked away. Did I mention that they serve Uncrustables as bowling snacks? Apparently, there are also Moon Pies. The service all around was very nice. Low key, no pressure, and a very distinct welcoming vibe, no matter what your background is. Elena, the girl who headed up our bowling needs, was very friendly and attentive, as were the two hostesses who poured drinks for our team that night. Our drinks were brought to us at the lanes, so I can't really confirm/deny if the overall bar service is generally slow, though it did take a while to get people together when it came time to settle up the bar tab at the end when we finally made our way up there. There also have a video gaming lounge where people can hang with Playstation games on massively huge screens, and a respectable number of pool tables. Also of note, while this bar does allow smoking, the hostesses were walking around with cans of air freshener to keep the air from smelling stale and smoky. Finally, a Vegas bar that shows some love for the non-smoker crowd. I can't believe that this simple concept is such a rarity in local lounges around here. Overall, Drink & Drag succeeds in providing a very casual and fun atmosphere. The staff that attended to us were pleasant, funny, and entertaining. The drinks, while a little on the pricey side (for an average beer, anyway), were good and well stocked, and if anything, the draw of incredibly cheap bowling is certainly worth a second mention. And possibly a bowling league. So for those who have looked up in the Neonopolis and wondered what lies beyond those brightly covered doors, here's your answer.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I really wanted to like this place..... my bf and i had planned a last minute staycation in the city and we couldn't get a reservation anywhere else. The menu looked decent some vegetarian options and an array of appetizers so... one star i guess. When we got there they took us to a table upstairs and i thought that the decor was a bit outdated.I also noticed that the carpet was old and dirty..food particles everywhere (this wouldnt have been a problem if they didnt claim to offer a "sophisticated" experience). Our server came over and handed us a menu and then rushed off... WE waited well over 15 minutes before she came over to get our drink order. I ordered a glass of prosecco and she looked at me and looked back at the menu and asked me to show her what i wanted (are you FN kidding me?)...maybe she wasnt familiar with their drink menu?? We also ordered an appetizer (the seitan wings) . Our server dropped by a few minutes later and we ordered our entrees. I ordered the Falafel artichoke pilaf and my bf ordered the cassoulet. 20 minutes or more later and our appetizers still hadn't made an appearance. But alas our entrees did. I would have reminded the server but she went MIA again. When she finally showed up we asked her about the seitan wings...she had forgotten to grab them from the kitchen. So obviously they were cold when we eventually got them My pilaf was warmish...maybe cold..not how i like my food. It was also very blah i cant find anything to say about the spices or the ingredients ...definitely not a $17 entree. My bf really didnt like the cassoulet either it was bland and missing that special something..it didnt live up to the $24 price tag. So bottom line.... I feel like this used to be an amazing restaurant at some point but i think it has now lost its umph ...If you are foodie dont bother going here you will be majorly disappointed. The menu sounds better than the food tastes.....the food doesnt live up to the prices and the service is lacking in very many ways. There is nothing unique about the experience, ingredients or the flavours.... We spent atleast $70 and i have to say it has been once of the most disappointing experiences i have had....in a while. So if you are able to get a reservation anywhere else don't bother with six penn. You have been warned!
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negative