Bloody Mary was great! Service was ok........ Breakfast was BAD........Hashbrowns soggy and greasy, toast stale and like it was spread with oil with a basting brush. Eggs were ok and you can't really ruin bacon .........used to be our favorite place. NOT ANY MORE !!

negative

I've been visiting this Road Runner Sports for about a year now. I keep going back because I really like the Road Runner brand women's running tops. The sizing is just right for me and I feel as though the style and quality of the clothing is good, while being more reasonably priced than the "brand name" clothing from Nike, Adidas, etc. My gripe, and the reason I gave a 3 rating, is that the employees always have trouble ringing me up correctly. I will preface this by saying that yes, I'm frugal. And maybe I wouldn't have so many issues if I wasn't trying to take advantage of various discounts. But if the store is going to offer these discounts and deals, the employees should know how to process them. There have been two instances where my 10% VIP discount was not calculated correctly. I had to explain to the employee why the math was incorrect. Then last week I brought in a pair of shoes to return. What happened was that I bought the shoes in size 5.5 online because they didn't have them in store. The price was about $86. Then I changed my mind and ordered a size 6 instead (gotta have room for my feet to swell now that summer's approaching). A deal had recently come out so I was able to apply a $10 discount to my purchase of the size 6 shoes, getting them for about $75. I called ahead of time to make sure I would have no problem returning the size 5.5 shoes in the store. When I got there, I had the shoes along with the receipt. Somehow the employee managed to return the shoes at the wrong price, only putting $75 credit back to my credit card. I then talked to the manager and said that the shoes were returned for less than I paid and wondered if there was a restocking fee. He said no. After he figured out that the other employee had processed the return for the size 6 shoes, he said that it was too much trouble to go back and reverse the transaction so he'd give me $5 on my debit card instead. He said something about how typically tax doesn't get refunded. I know I could have argued, but by this point I was just fed up so I took the $5. Another issue is with the VIP club. When I signed up for the VIP club, I heard that they auto-renew the membership. So a couple months ago I called in to ask them to remove the auto-renewal. Then lo and behold, a charge shows up on my credit card statement for the mermbership fee. Now, they were very nice when I called again and explained that I didn't want to renew. But I just wish they'd get things right the first time. I still like Road Runner Sports as a whole, but I'm probably going to start purchasing online from their website more often. Especially since they have a lot of free shipping deals. Edit: I amended my review to four stars because of my experience last Thursday. I went to check out a free Easter fun run at the store. The run itself was nothing special, just a couple laps around the roads behind the store. But I was very impressed with the amount of giveaways they offered for a free event. Each runner got to pick two plastic Easter eggs. Hidden inside two of the eggs were vouchers for a free pair of shoes. In addition to that, there was a raffle to win Road Runner Sports branded merchandise - tops, hats, socks, and water bottles. There must have been at least 10 raffle winners, but unfortunately I wasn't one of them. However the event did make me a fan of the store again, and I'll definitely be back for the next run.

positive

A recent stay at Paris reminded me of how much Caesars neglects its properties compared to MGM Resorts. The hotel's location is tough to beat - center strip with a great view of the Fountains of Bellagio. The casino is pretty cool because they haven't dethemed the hell out of the place like MGM has done with Luxor, Treasure Island, NYNY. The reason Paris gets 2 stars from me is because the rooms and common areas are terribly dated. You can keep the old french charm while updating the interior to make the place more modern and appealing. The room, while clean, is lacking any modern day technological touches - you could step into this room in 2001 and it would probably still look the same. I'd like to see some usb ports, motorized curtains, etc. The hotel is definitely geared towards an older crowd (baby boomers +). Overall, I really can't see myself returning here on a regular basis - for the price, I'd go with Planet Hollywood, the Mirage, Monte Carlo, MGM Grand, or Mandalay Bay over Paris any day. **Tip - if you self park, enter off of Audre Street, which is accessible off of Harmon Avenue - the driveway setup at Paris is terrible because people never obey the walk signs for the crosswalk - be prepared to drive aggressively if you ever want to make it into the driveway.

negative

Decent place but a tad overpriced and way overrated. We had several glasses of wine and some orders of bruschetta with several toppings they had to offer. Not bad but how do you mess with wine and bread, right? The toppings sounded amazing and were priced to match so I expected to be wow'd. Sadly what came to the table was not great quality. Most of the bruschetta lacked flavor and the poor quality toppings didn't help much. Nothing really tasted fresh. The service was great. That I liked. The server was very friendly and helpful in making suggestions. The ambiance was nice, with a lively younger crowd. If you just want to grab a glass of wine in a young professional atmosphere, it would be fine. Don't go expecting the moon like I did though.
negative