Q: positive

A: LUNCH: This was one of my favorite lunch spots when I lived and worked in Pittsburgh. I was a creature of habit though - - for lunch I very seldom strayed from their wonderful lobster bisque and a nice mixed green salad. It was the perfect lunch. Served quickly, which gave me plenty of time for the nice walk to and from work. DINNER: For dinner, when I had more time, it was always nice to venture into one of their other great seafood offerings. They have a couple of great salmon dishes that I really like and a striped bass. All seafood is fresh and prepared with care. Chicken and steak, but I never tried them - - too many good seafood choices. Very nice presentations. SUSHI: They have an extensive sushi menu - for those of you who are big sushi fans. Me? Not so. But I have friends who are and they rave about the sushi here. One of the things I like best about this place is that the menu includes info on where your dinner was born, raised and caught. SUSTAINABLE FISHES They exclusively serve Lummi Island Salmon http://www.lummiislandwild.com Tilapia, NC Louisiana Catfish, LA Atlantic Salmon Rainbow Trout, ID WILD LINE CAUGHT FISH Dayboat Fluke, NJ Lummi Island Salmon, BC Tombo, HI Waluu, HI Shutome Swordfish, HI Striped Bass, NJ Pintado, Brasil Chilean Sea bass #1 Ahi Tuna, HI Mahi Mahi, C.R. Wild Sea Scallops, MA Diver Scallops, Baja 7 oz. Lobster Tail, SA For an inland seafood restaurant this one rivals many costal ones I've eaten at. Definitely an upscale, pleasant place to eat lunch or dinner. Great service, quiet relaxed atmosphere. Yes, it is a little pricey. If you want cheap fried seafood, head on over to Long John Silvers or Captain D's. But I bet you can't get them to tell you where their seafood came from . . . even if they know! And, even if they do, you probably don't want to know! You get what you pay for - in both food & service.

Q: negative

A: Beautiful place but poor casino service, in addition they charge resort fee.

Q: positive

A: Great place to grab a beer and get out of the hustle and bustle of Vegas. I think I am over the casinos and welcomed something a bit different.

Q: negative

A:
Mike came out to give me a quote. We go to the area I wanted the synthetic grass installed. Mike proceeded to walk off the square footage by walking heel to toe (no measuring tape). He gave me a price and I asked to see samples of the grass. Mike said he didn't have any samples. So he was about $700 hire than my other bids and I couldn't even see the product I would be purchasing. Mike said cheapest isn't always best. I totally agree, but most expensive isn't always best either.