Q: If you want mediocre this is the buffet for you. We would not eat here again, the prime buffet (and were not big on buffets) would be Cesar Palace - this is the gold standard buffets for us at the time of writing this review. Aria had a nice atmosphere - good music, bright lights, a few choices, decent wait staff, but the food leaves much to be desired. A few options I tried were: prime rib, chicken, crab legs, fish and chips, caprese salad and many others. On the desert side I tried the butter scotch mini dessert, ice cream, pane cotta and few others. Maybe it was bad (in my opinion) because we ate late 9:30ish but even there the dinning room was packed and the food was mediocre at best. I ordered regular tea and my Wife had the rasberry tea which she said was good. One interesting thing was the alcohol special advertised - $12.99 for endless selection of wine, beer etc not a bad deal in vegas. We will not be back.

A: negative

Q: You guessed it, I have a young daughter. Every once in a while I've gotta come here to get my daughter some fashionable clothing. I like all the options & bright colors. My only complain is the pricing. There's a couple stores that do the same thing and it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. Everyday is 40% off day. Well then, just drop the gouging price down to reflect what you actually sell the clothing for. If your gonna have a sale, then list the discounted price. On this particular trip I visited the "Red Line" area (clearance) on a Thursday I think. Why is that important you ask, because I think it's take an additional 40% off red line days. I bought several items and I still feel like even at clearance it's a bit expensive. Example. Cute little 2 piece bathing suit priced rediculously at $59. Take 40% off that cause everything is always 40% off then an extra 40% after that # to get your final price. After looking at the receipt I realized I can get the same quality of clothes at other major retailers for less. I'll be hard pressed to continue shopping here. Not because of the service, the quality or the staff but because the pricing is a bit much.

A: negative

Q: This place rocks. Super casual, hipster, friendly, comfortable, stylish, all without being snobby. Most unique coffeehouse/cafe ever.

A: positive

Q: I ordered a medium pepperoni and mushroom pizza for carry out. It was done on time, however, they used canned mushrooms and ruined a promising pizza. The pizza also had a salty taste, was very dry and cost $14.21, which is the most I've paid for a 2-topping medium pizza in a long time. And good luck getting any menu info on the web-site. Click on appetizers and it brings up salads. No prices are listed and no pictures of the food except cover-shots on the hone page. I had a bad feeling about it when I placed my order and I couldn't understand the person on the phone. It sounded like they answered saying 'hello' and I had to confirm this was Palermo's Pizza. I told them what I wanted and they said 'ok bye' and then realized they hadn't got my phone number and asked for it. Then said 'ok bye' again without telling me how long it would take. So I asked 20-30 minutes? They said 'yes. ok bye.' I figured it must have been busy. I went in to pick up my pizza and there were only 4 customers in the place with 2 visible employees. Its ironic that I paid extra for an added topping (mushrooms) that not only cost me more, but ruined the pizza. Whatever amount of money they are saving using canned ingredients instead of fresh, they just lost 100x fold in my future business. I'll be looking elsewhere for a true New York style pizza. This isn't it.

A:
negative