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Clique in Las Vegas is situated in a great location and offers a playful cucumber watermelon shot. During peak hours, it can get a bit chaotic, but visiting during off-peak times can provide a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere for lounging and enjoying some people watching.
Our waiter at Nobu, Jeffrey, was exceptional and took care of every aspect of our dining experience. The birthday love he showed with the cherry blossom dessert was a nice touch. The food was outstanding, especially the shishito peppers. They were perfectly spicy, with a fun twist in guessing which one was the hot pepper. My partner, who isn't a big fan of sushi or seafood, was impressed with the beef Tobin Yaki. The sashimi platter and toro carpaccio with truffle mushrooms were delicious, especially when paired with traditional sake. The chefs, Andrew our busboy, and Farzaad our assistant manager also added to the enjoyable experience. We will definitely be returning to Nobu on a monthly basis.
Visited Benihana in Las Vegas for a special occasion and had a wonderful experience. The restaurant's decor is stunning and the service was top-notch. We were seated with friendly companions, leading to enjoyable conversation and delicious food. Highly recommend dining here for a memorable meal.
While in the casino, my partner and I decided to visit the Grandview Lounge. The bar was not crowded and we were served by a fantastic bartender. He was knowledgeable about drink options and very friendly. One great perk is that drinks are complimentary if you are playing video games. Definitely seek out this bartender during your visit - you won't be disappointed.
We had oysters, crab cake, Caesar salad, and the tomahawk with vegetables for a party of three at T-bones Chophouse in Las Vegas. It was our first time trying American wagyu and it did not disappoint. The meat was leaner but just as tasty as Japanese or Australian wagyu. Highly recommend giving it a try.
What a fantastic experience! The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas is a must-see for anyone interested in original pinball machines. It was fascinating to discover that some of the machines I played were actually shared pieces of history. There's a lot of interesting history behind these games. While some machines were not in working order, it was still cool to see them, and I was pleasantly surprised by the ones that were fully functional. I ended up spending over $30 in quarters, but it was well worth it. I even won a prize from the crane game! The parking was convenient, and while it was a bit loud, there was a great variety of games including air hockey, video games, and of course, pinball machines. The location is a bit off the strip, but it's not too far and definitely worth the trip. Be sure to have a car or ride to get there. Check it out!
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