This strip-mall restaurant, way out there in West Miami-Dade, is hailed as the best Chinese restaurant in the city. While the food is indeed very good -- certainly more interesting than at your typical beef-and-broccoli shop -- it still seems somewhat overpriced. Garlic spinach and prawns in a clay pot is delicious with the perfect mix of garlic cloves, mushrooms, and fresh spinach, but it's not cheap at $17. And unlike most Chinese restaurants, the dishes here are not large enough to share. Sunday-afternoon dim sum is extremely popular, and lines often snake around the shopping center

There is no question that this restaurant has been and continues to be one of the best in Las Vegas or any where. Outstanding food and service. Quiet, elegant and choice all around. What a pleasure to get away from the usual Hotel style dining and find a french restaurant that really knows how to do it right!

Great chessy nacho's and fill you up burritos make this a Sin city favorite of mine. You can find one of these mini restuarants all over vegas next ot your favorite gas station most liklely ! Enjoy the steak burrito which is my friends choice for a quick lunch on the run !

Incredible meal, incredible service. We stayed at the Caesar's once and visited pretty much all their restaurants. This place was probably the best, if you wish to spend the money. The only place better was probably Emeril's.

You have to try their baked beans. If you don't like them, then you don't know what baked beans are supposed to be...might be a little too good for Navadians' tastes...like those who are used to eating at the chains and who do not know what good food is all about. Also, you get more than what you pay for in both quality and quantity.

Took the wife here for our aniversary. What a view of the entire area from the top of the tower. Very beautiful and romantic. The prices are high, but you have to consider you are paying for more than the food. The food was quite good though and the service was excellent. Go early and have some drinks at the bar also and dont think about the cost.

This is one of my favorite place for steaks. They have the BEST cuts that are thick and very tender. Their lobsters and crab legs are generous in portions as well. The cost of a meal there is well worth it and this restaurant has never let me down. I've been to locations in Phoenix as well as Las Vegas and the service, and food are exactly the same. Well worth a trip here to have the best steak and to impress future in-laws, or clients or to be in a romantic atmosphere. With superb service.

One of Emiril Lagasse's places, and just as you would expect. High class, but very warm. Service beyond reproach, excellent food, great setting. Took my wife here for our tenth anniversary, and it was perfect. The food was exceptional, we received a complimentary appetizer (the chef was testing it supposedly) and the service was great.

Can an upscale chain really give you a great dining experience. Out east we did'nt think so. This place has changed my mind. Great portions consistently tasty offerings like the spring rolls, or the salmon salad or the key lime pie. A great atmosphere located on one Vegas's trendiest new malls. Make this restuarant a must for those dinner dates with friends you really like and dont forget to save room for key lime pie. Ps. Good coffee and service too !

A fantastic burger. No hype just a good burger with fresh ingredients like tomatoes & onions. These folks are the most consistent fast food chain in the valley. Each taste the same good. They are open late for that gotta have the beef cravings !

In my opinion, the best Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas. The setting in the restaurant is spectacular and food is very well prepared and stylishly presented; the waiters are discreet and patient in explaining their dishes, something that is very rare in the restaurant business these days.

This place is worth visiting if only for the spectacular view of the Strip (few Strip restaurants take advantage of this view, oddly enough) from 40-foot-high wraparound windows. Muted copper and wood tones make for a formal but not intimidating environment and a fine-looking room. The small menu features the usual steakhouse offerings -- various cuts of beef and some chicken dishes plus a few salads -- but at a high-medium price. That said, the quality is better than we've found at the usual Vegas steakhouse suspects.

A great Sushi restuarant. It is an excellent choice for lunch, dinner or late night snack. The all the fish is exceptionally fresh and masterfully prepared. The selection is vast. My favorites include the eel, yellowfin sashimi, and off course the old standard california rolls. This a a favorite in my office for an informal lunch gathering.

I went here over the Valentine's weekend and it is very good with a good view of the prepatory area and the waiters really work for you in serving beverages with a smile and deserving of a good tip also! One note: the Regent is now known as the Marriott suites next to the Suncoast Hotel(new). Come here for a good meal at good prices for what you will get.

The best sandwich shop in Vegas. I go to the Sunset location. Great vegetarian selection. Service is always friendly and they remember their customers. Always busy. If you know the menu call ahead or expect to wait. Worth the wait though. Huge portions also, I always have leftovers.

Andre's has long been the bastion of gourmet dining in Vegas, but with all the new big boys crowding the Strip, it runs the risk of getting overlooked. It shouldn't -- Andre may not have a show on the Food Network, but he ought to be a household name. Besides, his first restaurant still dominates Downtown. (This is also a celebrity haunt where you're likely to see Strip headliners. One night, Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, and James Spader were all spotted joining some pals for a bachelor party. The staff played it cool, though.) In a small, converted 1930s house, you'll find an elegant French provincial atmosphere, overseen by owner-chef Andre, who brings over 40 years of experience to the table. Much of the waitstaff is also French, and they will happily lavish attention on you and guide you through the menu.

This place is wonderful, this is the real deal about Mexican food. I thought all along I was eating the authentic food and I really wasent until I came here to Quinta Belina and just tasted there food you will notice the difference right away, its instant. I appreciate the quality, the atmosphere, the service, the hospitality, you feel right at home. I recommened this place its an A restaurant and we need to support these kind of restaurants so they can be here to stay permantly.

Newly rennovated recently, the exterior reminds you of Kentucky Fried Chiken a little bit, but once you walk in you will experience good spirit of Japanese sushi-shokunin. Their sushi is excellent. I have never met anyone who didn't like their sushi yet. It's not cheap but try this place and give yourself a good treat.

The name sounds impressive but the food is not really so. However, the service helps to compensate for the lack lusture of the food. Although taste isn't as expected, the food is still fresh so cooking is all a matter of the chef and not the ingredients.

Went here just this week while visiting LA and as always, the food is good, but not exceptional. For people around the Bay Area it's about on a par with Chevy's. We had fajitas (good, but not served with cheese) and fish tacos. The fish was very fishy, but ok. The mojito was not so great, but having just come back from Jamaica I guess we really should not compare. Prices are about the same as any other Mexican chain type restaurant. I would return.