Question: I've made it a general rule of lifestyle to stay out of nightclubs unless I'm traveling.  Usually, this means internationally, but planet Las Vegas comes close to a foreign place and so I decided that we ABSOLUTELY HAD to go to a club.  My boyfriend (who is older and knows better) protested, but what does that matter anyway, I had a new dress, new shoes, and the good faith recommendation of none other than Paris Hilton (hey she knows, riiiight...)  We also had a voucher for one free admission, this ended boyfriends protests, but when we arrived we were told it was a "special event" so they wouldn't honor it.  The special event turned out to be a DJ playing top 40's hits, so whatever, I guess everyone is special in Vegas though, riiight.    You know how it goes, there were $8 "cheap" beers, and no place to sit if you hadn't reserved your own booth for 5 million dollars.  I kept getting shooed away from leaning against these booths by the private security guards that occupy each one, pushing the dancing crowd back with the roped off entrances to these many booths, making the already crowded dance floor smaller and smaller.  At one point I attempted to relieve my aching feet by taking my shoes off in the corner while I finished a drink, but was then asked by another security guard to put them back on (the girls on stage had no shoes!)  No sympathy from that guy though.  This could all be anticipated, but wouldn't have rubbed me such the wrong way if the club had been 1) bigger, and 2) cooler, better decorated, or more unique.  It really was just another club, without enough room to dance, and too many security guards reminding you that even though you paid $50 (20 for me, 30 for boyfriend) to get in, that's not enough to truly exist in their eyes.  Also, very smokey and people dancing with lit cigarettes on the tiny dance floor put my new dress in jeopardy (and to a lesser degree my bodily parts), which will not stand.

negative


The staff is rude, and they were out of a lot of bagels everything by 1pm. I would not come back again, ever.

negative


Likes: poutine, service Dislikes : location  Food: The poutine here has great portions! I had the house special, with some braised beef on top of the original poutine, and it was amazing. I am so glad that we went to this one. The poutine was very authentic!  Service: The server we had spoke perfect English and French, so we really appreciated his flexibility. The food came out fast, with everything we needed.   Location: We were taking transit throughout our trip and found this place to be out of the way from downtown Montreal. Thus, it wasn't as accessible after hanging out at the touristy spots and took awhile to get here. Boo.  Verdict: Great place. I see why a lot of Qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois people recommend this restaurant as the place to be for poutine. I suggest that people check this out!

positive


Let me start by saying after leaving here we took a cab - the driver asked how my day was and I said "well the buffet that we just ate at sucked balls but otherwise it's been a good day."   To start with the dining room is like a glorified cafeteria, the layout of the food is lousy, and the general vibe of the place is much less classy then what you would expect from the Bellagio.  Now onto the food - yuck. I tried A LOT of food and the only reason I feel OK giving this place one star was because the roast turkey was awesome. Aside from that here is my run down: Mac and cheese = dry. Bread = stale. Prime rib = flavorless. And the crab legs tasted like they had just been defrosted - horrible!!!  So i waited for dessert hoping that it would redeem this buffet. At the end of the meal, my mom goes "the pastry chef should be fired, how do you fuck up chocolate?" . The eclairs were basically bread dough with a foul chocolate filling, the strawberry tart lacked sugar and creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e didn't have a crust!!  So moral of the story? F this place - save your money and hit up the wicked spoon (best buffet I've been to - ever)


Answer: negative