Fish,
No not at all. As a manager I make it clear that I treat all bettors with the same respect and they should know what to expect when it comes to limits, moves, etc. If I have to refuse someone a bet or limit them, I will gladly take the time to explain to them my philosophy and why we do what we do.
No not at all. As a manager I make it clear that I treat all bettors with the same respect and they should know what to expect when it comes to limits, moves, etc. If I have to refuse someone a bet or limit them, I will gladly take the time to explain to them my philosophy and why we do what we do.
Bigdog,
There are a plethora of dining options within a stone's throw of the IP. To each his own and I think we can find something for everyone.
I do eat at the buffet nearly every day, and while I would not exactly classify it as gourmet, it is a serviceable option especially when it is free.
There are a plethora of dining options within a stone's throw of the IP. To each his own and I think we can find something for everyone.
I do eat at the buffet nearly every day, and while I would not exactly classify it as gourmet, it is a serviceable option especially when it is free.
On an additional dining note, one of my favorite delis in the entire world is right across the street at The Mirage.
Carnegie Deli
http://www.mirage.com/dining/casual_dining_carnegie.aspx
There is also a California Pizza Kitchen right next to Sportsbook at Mirage.
Carnegie Deli
http://www.mirage.com/dining/casual_dining_carnegie.aspx
There is also a California Pizza Kitchen right next to Sportsbook at Mirage.
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Couple other dining options nearby:
Battista's Hole-in-the-Wall (Legendary Vegas Italian joint with tons of ambience, Viking will be happy to know they have endless wine with dinner)
Margaritaville (next door at Flamingo, a little touristy for me, but Buffett fans will enjoy)
Samba (meat-lover's heaven at Mirage, just don't sit next to me after dinner there)
Sushi Roku (in new Forum Shops expansion, excellent Japanese food)
Olives (in Bellagio, one of the nicer restaurants in the city for your buck)
Mon Ami Gabi (outdoor cafe with Strip view in Paris, great romantic spot)
Commander's Palace (Desert Passage in Aladdin, probably my favorite restaurant in town, don't miss the $0.25 martini lunch, up to four Mon-Thu.)
probably a ton of others, the gourmet and celebrity chef restaurants in most hotels as well as some chain places that are consistently good.
All within a short walk (yes, even in the August heat).
Battista's Hole-in-the-Wall (Legendary Vegas Italian joint with tons of ambience, Viking will be happy to know they have endless wine with dinner)
Margaritaville (next door at Flamingo, a little touristy for me, but Buffett fans will enjoy)
Samba (meat-lover's heaven at Mirage, just don't sit next to me after dinner there)
Sushi Roku (in new Forum Shops expansion, excellent Japanese food)
Olives (in Bellagio, one of the nicer restaurants in the city for your buck)
Mon Ami Gabi (outdoor cafe with Strip view in Paris, great romantic spot)
Commander's Palace (Desert Passage in Aladdin, probably my favorite restaurant in town, don't miss the $0.25 martini lunch, up to four Mon-Thu.)
probably a ton of others, the gourmet and celebrity chef restaurants in most hotels as well as some chain places that are consistently good.
All within a short walk (yes, even in the August heat).
Greenie, What would you consider the BEST Steak in Las Vegas?
I personally love ruth's Chris' T-bone..Or the Cajun ribeye at Mortons..can you think of anything better than that?
Been to the steakhouse at Circus Circus and its not in the same league as those two if you ask me...
Also in the movie "Casino", Nicky Santoro runs an italian place called "the leaning tower", does that or whatever place it was supposed to be, still exist?
I personally love ruth's Chris' T-bone..Or the Cajun ribeye at Mortons..can you think of anything better than that?
Been to the steakhouse at Circus Circus and its not in the same league as those two if you ask me...
Also in the movie "Casino", Nicky Santoro runs an italian place called "the leaning tower", does that or whatever place it was supposed to be, still exist?
