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2024-11-25 00:52:03
Nov 25, 2024 at 12:52am
The MGM Grand Food Court in Las Vegas has introduced an innovative concept of setting aside extra food for those in need. This is a fantastic initiative from the MGM management. Kudos! đź‘Ź
2024-10-12 17:57:03
Oct 12, 2024 at 5:57pm
Cafe Belle Madeleine in Las Vegas is very good, but not exceptional, and definitely pricey. A soda here costs $6.99, and breakfast sandwiches are priced at $16. Our party ordered two small coffees, a chocolate raspberry tart, and a breakfast sandwich. Be aware that they request a tip starting at 25 percent before you even receive your order. Our total came to around $75.00. The cafe is clean and very crowded, offering a good selection of items. Fiji water is priced at $12.00 for the large bottle and $8.00 for the small one. It's a nice place to visit once; very clean with friendly service. The cafe opens early and stays open late, featuring sandwiches, salads, chips, candy, coffee, and various other beverages. Be prepared to spend an amount comparable to a nice dinner elsewhere. The location is convenient, situated between Paris and Horseshoe.
2024-09-18 09:31:02
Sep 18, 2024 at 9:31am
It’s been over 15 minutes. I had to clear two tables for them to seat our party. We have yet to be acknowledged even sitting across the bar. No outside seating as “the waitress doesn’t have time to go outside”... while 5 minutes later she goes outside. We are walking out as I am writing this. Just bad service. Not even a “give us 2 minutes, we’re booked.” Just go to the food court; Starbucks across the hall has quicker service. Simply put, avoid this place.
2024-09-10 07:08:02
Sep 10, 2024 at 7:08am
The ribeye was perfect! Possibly one of the best, if not THE best, steaks ever savored. A server skillfully sliced the steak into strips before plating, making it easier for everyone at the table to enjoy. While most of the sides were unremarkable, the creamed spinach was an exception. The service was top-notch. With a party of ten, at least four waitstaff attended to our table, each one helpful, engaging, and prompt.
The MGM Grand Food Court in Las Vegas has introduced an innovative concept of setting aside extra food for those in need. This is a fantastic initiative from the MGM management. Kudos! đź‘Ź
Cafe Belle Madeleine in Las Vegas is very good, but not exceptional, and definitely pricey. A soda here costs $6.99, and breakfast sandwiches are priced at $16. Our party ordered two small coffees, a chocolate raspberry tart, and a breakfast sandwich. Be aware that they request a tip starting at 25 percent before you even receive your order. Our total came to around $75.00. The cafe is clean and very crowded, offering a good selection of items. Fiji water is priced at $12.00 for the large bottle and $8.00 for the small one. It's a nice place to visit once; very clean with friendly service. The cafe opens early and stays open late, featuring sandwiches, salads, chips, candy, coffee, and various other beverages. Be prepared to spend an amount comparable to a nice dinner elsewhere. The location is convenient, situated between Paris and Horseshoe.
It’s been over 15 minutes. I had to clear two tables for them to seat our party. We have yet to be acknowledged even sitting across the bar. No outside seating as “the waitress doesn’t have time to go outside”... while 5 minutes later she goes outside. We are walking out as I am writing this. Just bad service. Not even a “give us 2 minutes, we’re booked.” Just go to the food court; Starbucks across the hall has quicker service. Simply put, avoid this place.
The ribeye was perfect! Possibly one of the best, if not THE best, steaks ever savored. A server skillfully sliced the steak into strips before plating, making it easier for everyone at the table to enjoy. While most of the sides were unremarkable, the creamed spinach was an exception. The service was top-notch. With a party of ten, at least four waitstaff attended to our table, each one helpful, engaging, and prompt.
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