How the hell do they afford to cool/heat this place? Nice facilities here at this giant venue.
"Gauchos" bring you out endless supplies of meat. They are fast and the food is hot & they keep it comin'. Not sure if you really get true value for what you pay. My favorite is the Parmesan Pork.
Elegant spot in Old Town Bluffton. Nice, open atmosphere. Caesar salad prepared table side, quite tasty. Steak (12oz. NY Strip) was delicious. Service on point. Cocktails cold and strong.
Good food at a restaurant that digs the Steelers... looks like a painted-over once upon a time Bennigan's inside. I had the scallops and risotto... yummy in my tummy.
My experiences here have been pretty good here. I don't trust most car repair shops but so far I have no reason not to dislike them.
I like all of their stuff. I just wish they'd open more registers and that the cashiers would be more friendly. But this is Vienna. Who am I kidding?
I wanna buy everything in this joint. But do we really need any of this crap? Um, no. We don't.
Walmart... cheap stuff while/where the underbelly of the neighborhood shops. 'Merica. Right?
McGriddle for breakfast, even when it's bot breakfast. At either time I know I shouldn't but who the heck cares, right? But those fries... damn, those fries. When they're fresh, they're so good.
Nice place ala Wolfgang Puck. How an Austrian hick managed to become the king of the restaurant and food world is beyond me, but more power to him. He's the man and you gotta respect that.
Pretty good pizza here, but it's not even close to how good Vinnie Van Go Go's is in Savannah. Just sayin'. But, good value can be found here if you use one of those "buy one, get one free" coupons.
It almost looks and feels like the real Venice here. Surprisingly enough, you don't get quite as lost here as you might in the real Venice.
They've probably got what you feel you need to buy. This location does a pretty good job of completing your transaction pretty quickly considering the high volume of people here.
This is a nice place to take a little stroll and do some window shopping. Don't buy anything. Your life will survive without you having to buy crap that you really don't need, right?
The chocolate is good here. Their old location near the Harrah's was more interesting to visit but that is gone forever. The founder is originally from Rapallo, Italy... a great city. Get you a shake.
Hmmm... how about would you like to see Tony Orlando here? Yes. Of course you would.
One of the coolest shops around. Get you a nice $700 cowboy hat. It'll look good on you.
Hey man... if you're buying clothes in this joint, then it means you've got some serious cash. Won't you take me with you next time?
They've certainly improved on what used to be the former "Imperial Palace". Its location on center strip is the best thing that it has going for them with some nice shops sandwiched near the Flamingo.
One of the more overdone casinos that feels the need to "outdo" all of the surrounding casinos (Wynn and Encore), it's pretty to look at and a good launching point for crossing over to the mall.
Cool fun is to be had here, including the tram to the Mirage. It usually smells like piña colada when you walk in here.
This casino ain't what it used to be. The seafood buffet is/was excellent but way overpriced. Years ago I won big at the craps table and I'll always be fond of this place because of that.
I've got some fond memories of here, mostly surrounding my decision to slap a lot of $ on black at the roulette table right before heading for the airport. They also have a free shuttle to the Rio.
