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Two word summary: Sad times. Seeking food before a wild night, my buddy and I stumbled upon I Love Burgers (the "love" is a heart). We were taking food back so we went to the to-go counter on the right of the main restaurant. There were about 4-5 orders ahead of us. We ordered, a regular burger, a bacon burger, and something else I cannot remember. We also got an order of regular fries with the special aioli sauce and sweet potato fries with a sweet dipping sauce that isn't on the menu... really?! It took a good 30-45 minutes for our order to finally come out. When it did, the guy was checking for the sweet sauce that he said the guys in the back tend to forget. They forgot, so he went to check on it. He came out and then told us that they were out of the sweet sauce. Awesome, good thing they communicated that earlier. We take our food up to our room and discover that in the sweet sauce confusion, the special aioli sauce was missing. I only tasted the "I Love Bacon" burger and what a HUGE disappointment it was. The overcooked burger overpowered any bacon tastiness. Additionally the burger had nothing else on it! Ok, maybe there were some onion strings, but really?! I probably should have caught the lack of ingredients on the menu, but if I am paying $18 for a burger you'd think it would come with more than burger and bacon. The fries were soggy and disappointing, but at this point I really didn't expect them to be anything. Honestly, I expect much more from any restaurant on the strip, and even more from a spot that is part of the Palazzo property. Bottom line: Stay away from the ridiculous wait and overpriced, disappointing food. If you're not from California, just take a trip off the strip and grab yourself a Double-Double at In-n-Out. Heck, I've lived in California all my life and I'd prefer going to the California chain rather than I Love Burgers again. (Note: I have never been to the In-n-Out in Las Vegas)...Options are:
[1]. negative.
[2]. positive. I think the answer is
[1].