richard amero
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Graffiti Lane
Some stunning graffiti set in a dirty, unkempt alley.
However, the couple sitting in an alcove shooting up, somewhat tarnished the situation further.
However, the couple sitting in an alcove shooting up, somewhat tarnished the situation further.
Gonzalez Y Gonzalez
Highly recommend Mexican restaurant housed inside New York, New York casino.
We were served by a warm , friendly and highly efficient, professional server, Gustavo.
I'd eaten steak and chicken fajitas at another well known competitor the day before, so I ordered this again to compare. Wow! Cooked so much better. The steak was so tender and delicious and so too was the chicken. I found the marinade mouth watering. The rice, refried beans ,salsa and guacamole all tasted great. My partner had the amazing shredded beef taco salad. All washed down with superb margaritas.
The decor and ambience added to the feel of a real Mexican restaurant. Fantastic dining experience.
Highly recommended
We were served by a warm , friendly and highly efficient, professional server, Gustavo.
I'd eaten steak and chicken fajitas at another well known competitor the day before, so I ordered this again to compare. Wow! Cooked so much better. The steak was so tender and delicious and so too was the chicken. I found the marinade mouth watering. The rice, refried beans ,salsa and guacamole all tasted great. My partner had the amazing shredded beef taco salad. All washed down with superb margaritas.
The decor and ambience added to the feel of a real Mexican restaurant. Fantastic dining experience.
Highly recommended
Yolos Mexican Grill
The restaurant was almost empty but we waited an uncomfortably long time to be seated.
I opted for a combo of steak and chicken fajitas. The meat rested on a mouth watering bed of fried onions and peppers. However, the steak was a little chewy and the chicken was over cooked and dry. The accompanying rice, refried beans with cojita cheese, guacamole and sour cream were all well presented and tasted great.
I opted for a combo of steak and chicken fajitas. The meat rested on a mouth watering bed of fried onions and peppers. However, the steak was a little chewy and the chicken was over cooked and dry. The accompanying rice, refried beans with cojita cheese, guacamole and sour cream were all well presented and tasted great.
La Salsa
Good prices, especially the Monday-Friday breakfast deal
Friendly, efficient service.
My server was very attentive on filling my bottomless coffee.
Big, hearty portions for breakfast at a reasonable price. Not easy in Vegas these days.
Can't wait to return to sample lunch/evening menu
Friendly, efficient service.
My server was very attentive on filling my bottomless coffee.
Big, hearty portions for breakfast at a reasonable price. Not easy in Vegas these days.
Can't wait to return to sample lunch/evening menu
The Crown Bar And Venue
Really old pub. Nearly 300 years old. You get used to the smell quite quickly, so don't leave straight away like some flies I spotted, trying to escape!
The beer sticky flooring, that reminded me of my student days, was up hill and down dale. A small, tight, winding staircaae leads you up to the gents. An old fireplace oddly protrudes from the wall, perhaps evidence of an old converted room.
No WiFi. Well, "there is staff WiFi but it's not public" said the cheery barman, not even looking up from his mobile phone( lose a star!) However, there is a really good range of drinks available. I opted for a great stout called, "mena dhu", that means 'black hill', in Cornish.
The beer sticky flooring, that reminded me of my student days, was up hill and down dale. A small, tight, winding staircaae leads you up to the gents. An old fireplace oddly protrudes from the wall, perhaps evidence of an old converted room.
No WiFi. Well, "there is staff WiFi but it's not public" said the cheery barman, not even looking up from his mobile phone( lose a star!) However, there is a really good range of drinks available. I opted for a great stout called, "mena dhu", that means 'black hill', in Cornish.