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2024-01-29 04:03:02
Jan 29, 2024 at 4:03am
What an open live experience. I loved every bit of it. It was soooo much live and happening, u won't even believe that such kinda place exist away from "the strip". There were so many live shows, performances and dance activities going on. The vibe of the street is full of life and energy and did not feel like coming back to my hotel which was at the strip. The roof was full display and it looked awesome. There was also a zip line experience available. I went to D casino as well and won some money too. I also got a caricature done for me and my husband, it was fun.
2024-01-22 13:43:01
Jan 22, 2024 at 1:43pm
If you get a table during aperitivo hour (3-5 pm) , you can actually find food in Vegas that is reasonably priced. Just be sure to book a reservation - we saw a few people without one be turned away. Arrived at 420 for a 430 reservation. Was seated right away. 3-5 pm seems to be incredibly busy for the staff serving everyone looking to get the deals. Note that why the appetizers are cheaper from 3-5 pm, the serving size is no doubt smaller than what I hope they are at full price. For example, the meatball appetizer for $8 was three small meatballs. I hope the $23 version is much larger! The meatballs were good, not outstanding. Our pizzas (Margharita, Coppia) were very good and a great buy for $12.50 and $15.50 respectively. The $8.50 Aperol spritz seemed a bit watered down, but not a big deal. During aperitivo hour you apparently get a free appetizer with the order of a drink . Our server came by a few times to say that she's checked on the status of this freebie, but by the end of the meal we were honestly stuffed such that we told her not to bother. The total for two of us, including 2 Spritzs' , the meatball appetizer and two pizzas was $76 USD including the gratuity. So no cheap in the real world, but decent for Vegas.
What an open live experience. I loved every bit of it. It was soooo much live and happening, u won't even believe that such kinda place exist away from "the strip". There were so many live shows, performances and dance activities going on. The vibe of the street is full of life and energy and did not feel like coming back to my hotel which was at the strip. The roof was full display and it looked awesome. There was also a zip line experience available. I went to D casino as well and won some money too. I also got a caricature done for me and my husband, it was fun.
If you get a table during aperitivo hour (3-5 pm) , you can actually find food in Vegas that is reasonably priced. Just be sure to book a reservation - we saw a few people without one be turned away. Arrived at 420 for a 430 reservation. Was seated right away. 3-5 pm seems to be incredibly busy for the staff serving everyone looking to get the deals. Note that why the appetizers are cheaper from 3-5 pm, the serving size is no doubt smaller than what I hope they are at full price. For example, the meatball appetizer for $8 was three small meatballs. I hope the $23 version is much larger! The meatballs were good, not outstanding. Our pizzas (Margharita, Coppia) were very good and a great buy for $12.50 and $15.50 respectively. The $8.50 Aperol spritz seemed a bit watered down, but not a big deal. During aperitivo hour you apparently get a free appetizer with the order of a drink . Our server came by a few times to say that she's checked on the status of this freebie, but by the end of the meal we were honestly stuffed such that we told her not to bother. The total for two of us, including 2 Spritzs' , the meatball appetizer and two pizzas was $76 USD including the gratuity. So no cheap in the real world, but decent for Vegas.
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