Problem: I surprisingly had my best club night Vegas style at Lavo this past Friday night. Located inside the Palazzo, it was easy enough for us to find since we were staying at the Venetian. A local had recommend this spot to party at, and he even got my entire party on the list. Seems to be rare, since guys pretty much always have to pay, and we were excited to spend our cover money on drinks than entry. The nightclub was just right on the inside. Modern in style, this place was big enough without being overwhelming. It felt very comfortable for us to post up in the middle of the dance floor and dance until they closed down... Which seems like around 4:30am. Drinks seem to be the average going rate for Vegas clubs, which is obviously pretty high. On the upside, they definitely make a stiff drink, and it wasn't long before I was plastered. There seemed to be a much better mix of people here than at other clubs. Good music, atmosphere, drinks, and friends made Lavo a favorite Vegas memory to add to the bank. I will definitely be back.
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Problem: This place is great for what it is. The service is quick and friendly, and the food is inexpensive. The All-Star special is a good deal and you get eggs, toast, grits, a waffle, and bacon for $7.95. If you are looking for a quick breakfast, this is a great option!
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Problem: Ichiza is one of the oldest izakaya place in Vegas and it has been opened for more than 10 years. I'm always neutral about this place because I haven't had a dish that makes me drool when I think about the place. Okay let me get to my complains first. The waitress that served us yesterday was rude and idiotic. She was short and annoyed from the start when she was taking order of the drinks. And my second complain was they charged $3.50 on the damn green tea but you can't get refills which makes absolutely no sense to me. Third complain was they charged us a fee to have birthday cakes. They don't even serve cakes in there and they are not a high end restaurant. It's ridiculous to me why they would charge a fee. They have a lot of stuff written on the wall that's not on the menu. If you go to this place, make sure to read the wall too. I like tacoyaki( octopus with batter and fried), tofu and tuna salad, kimchi pork, grilled octopus and their assorted skewers. Their food is not bad but at the same time not the greatest either. I still love Raku the most. I don't think I will return here anytime soon with this kinda service unless someone else wants to go.
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Problem: I want to like Aiello's, I really do. It's close to home, and lord knows, this area really needs some good neighborhood Cafe's. Sigh. I'm partially Italian, originally from upstate NY, and spent 30+ yrs in the SF Bay Area. The interior is pleasant enough, as are all the employees I've encountered, but it has more of a cafeteria feel than a restaurant. I'm used to Italian Delis being crammed with products, and am consistently puzzled by the bare looking messy deli cases. I also didn't even know they had a dessert type case until my 4th visit as its in the back and unseen unless you're on the way to the bathroom. 4 times now I've wanted to order the stuffed artichoke, but they were out, as they seem to be on a lot of items every time I've gone. I've had the chicken Caesar, it was ok. Last nite I stopped in quickly to grab something to take home. I winced at the price of the lasagna in the case ($12), but I was tired, so....Oh, they were out of artichokes, again. I was told they had run out the day before. I wondered why they had not made more. Anyway, back to the lasagna. I asked if it contained meat (I wanted meat) and was told yes. I refuse to eat veal from humatarian reasons, and was told there was no veal in it, although, it will prevent me from trying their meatballs. I was puzzled as to why, when I placed an order to go, I was not asked if I wanted the lasagna hot or cold. I had expected them to give me one of the pieces in the deli case, and I'd be on my way. Instead, I waited over 10 Min. And received it hot. This turned out to be the worst lasagna I've ever had. Stoffers is better. The gravy was not a gravy, it tasted more like they just shredded canned tomatoes and called it a day. There were no spices, and it had a raw, canned flavor. There was no cheese, except for the slab on the top. I did want to eat enough that I didn't have to fix something else, so I searched for the meat, which was very hard to find. I literally could not eat this. What a waste of $12. I've also had the chicken Marsala (rubber) and the pasta pomodoro (bland, tasteless). The pizza is ok,but again, the sauce is bland and canned tasting. It's great that they deliver, but with only one giant sized pizza option available, it's not really an option for just 1 or 2 people. I'm sorry, but I'll never get to taste the artichoke as I won't be going back.
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