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03-30-2018 , 12:52 AM

#4776

Gary Stevenson

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Just went to CS tonight to get one last meal before they close Saturday... They have always been so good and so consistent, I can't remember ever going and not being completely satisfied with my meal. Gonna miss that place.

Also, they're having a goodbye buffet Sat night for $25 I think, info on their FB page. Also also, 20% off bottles of wine now til closing

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03-31-2018 , 10:48 AM

#4777

SMPoker

journeyman

Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 235

I have poked around here and fine dining so apologies if it has been discussed but has anyone tried Hell’s Kitchen at CP? Reservations seem tough so about to make one for early July as soon as the 3 month window opens. Seems you can use your diamond certificate too.

I think his steakhouse in Paris was 7/10 and the Pub at CP/BGR at PH about the same, HK seems to top those.

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03-31-2018 , 06:49 PM

#4778

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 25,781

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Originally Posted by Malucci

Does OG Chada have the crab fat fried rice, or will they absorb it into their menu...because I am not sure I want to live in a world without it.

ordered crab fried rice at OG Chada when we were there back in February. i don't remember the 'fat' part in the description but i'll leave that to gobbo and others to clarify.

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04-01-2018 , 01:19 AM

#4779

daryn

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Yeah, crab fat is a thing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomalley

AFAIK no CFFR on Chada menu

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04-01-2018 , 01:53 AM

#4780

feel wrath

The Situation

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Originally Posted by marky147

Will definitely be trying Eldorado Cantina, so thanks for whoever gave the heads up on that.

People complain about the price but as a visitor to Vegas I am never that $ sensitive and I thoroughly enjoyed the meal there AND enjoyed being attached to a strip joint

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04-02-2018 , 07:09 PM

#4781

lvBlitzforce

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Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,214

Hit up Grimaldis a few days ago and it was absolutely perfect as usual. Nothing fancy, just a large well done pepperoni pizza, caesars salad, and a few glasses of wine. So simple yet so amazing...

Interesting tidbit-

The waiter told us everyone raves about the caesar salad but the dressing they use is just Kens caesar dressing from the grocery store bottle lol.

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04-02-2018 , 07:57 PM

#4782

daryn

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Ken’s is awesome

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04-02-2018 , 10:47 PM

#4783

Thousand Tigers

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Originally Posted by daryn

Ken’s is awesome

Agreed! Ken's Olive Oil Vinagrette and Northern Italian are staples in my fridge. Annie's Red Pepper Vinagrette also bomb.

Salad dressing chat!

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04-02-2018 , 11:04 PM

#4784

augie_

missed out on bitcoin

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Originally Posted by lvBlitzforce

The waiter told us everyone raves about the caesar salad but the dressing they use is just Kens caesar dressing from the grocery store bottle lol.

reminds me of a time i was out to eat with a group and some girl exclaims how much she likes the mayo and asks the waiter what kind of mayo it is. the waiter runs off to the kitchen and returns with "sysco" written on a paper napkin. heh

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04-03-2018 , 04:02 AM

#4785

Balbomb

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so rare to see it, even at high end restaurants, but I am still a big fan of the old school caesar with lots of cheese and most importantly a few anchovies, ideally minced

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04-03-2018 , 05:01 AM

#4786

lvBlitzforce

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I have nothing against Kens but was just a little surprised they didnt make their own dressing is all. Damnit now i want that pizza again it was soooooo good and im not even hungry lol.

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04-03-2018 , 09:15 AM

#4787

marky147

adept

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Originally Posted by feel wrath

People complain about the price but as a visitor to Vegas I am never that $ sensitive and I thoroughly enjoyed the meal there AND enjoyed being attached to a strip joint

I'm sure it can't be any worse than being whacked for >$20 a drink

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04-04-2018 , 06:49 AM

#4788

jmmcbm

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Join Date: Apr 2018 Posts: 4

Have a reservation booked at Therapy. Anyone been there before and any thoughts on if I should keep the reso or look for something else.

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04-04-2018 , 10:55 AM

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wj94

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Originally Posted by jmmcbm

Have a reservation booked at Therapy. Anyone been there before and any thoughts on if I should keep the reso or look for something else.

My friend went for her birthday last week and said Therapy was amazing. Eureka is next door, highly recommended - the osso bucco riblets were just stupidly good. Kitchen at Atomic down the street is one of my favorite restaurants in Vegas. Their bread pudding is probably the best dessert I've ever had.

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04-04-2018 , 11:08 AM

#4790

madlex

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Originally Posted by wj94

the osso bucco riblets were just stupidly good.

Out of curiosity, how does ossobuco riblets work?

The name ossobuco translates to 'bone with a hole' because that's the way a cross-cut veal shank looks like. That's the eponym and main ingredient of the dish. Do they add riblets to that?

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04-04-2018 , 01:00 PM

#4791

Balbomb

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im still trying to get an acceptable answer for what bone in filet really means as well. Filet is supposed to be the prime cut of the tenderloin which is off the bone, unfortunately despite what appears to be a made up cut of beef, it tends to be my favorite at most restaurants because it has way more flavor than any filet mignon would ever have without the excessive fat that comes with most of the other flavorful cuts.

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04-04-2018 , 01:22 PM

#4792

wj94

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Originally Posted by madlex

If you’ve ever seen lollipop chicken wings with the bone sticking out it’s kind of like that. They were incredibly good.

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04-04-2018 , 01:30 PM

#4793

madlex

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I believe the dish is very good, I just don't think they should be allowed to call it ossabuco if there's no (veal) shank in there.

If you put a 'Hamburger' on your menu that has a piece of catfish on a bun with ketchup and mustard, people would rightfully complain that it's not a hamburger.

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04-04-2018 , 03:33 PM

#4794

wj94

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Originally Posted by madlex

I don’t care what they call it, I just want to eat a pile of them.

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04-04-2018 , 04:45 PM

#4795

eco74

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Originally Posted by Balbomb

Since a porterhouse or t-bone is just a filet and a strip on opposite sides of the bone, wouldn't a bone-in filet just be a porterhouse or t-bone minus the strip?

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04-04-2018 , 08:21 PM

#4796

IAMthepokerhack

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Originally Posted by eco74

Since a porterhouse or t-bone is just a filet and a strip on opposite sides of the bone, wouldn't a bone-in filet just be a porterhouse or t-bone minus the strip?

this.....

(the difference between what is a porterhouse and what is a "T-Bone" is determined by the size of the filet-a porterhouse having the full sized filet cut and as you run down the filet to the small end you have the cut that is considered t-bone)

bone in NY strip is more common, but bone-in filet is exactly what eco poses

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04-08-2018 , 11:47 AM

#4797

michelle227

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Anyone with recommendations on a nice, simple hot lobster roll (bread, butter and lobster)?

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04-08-2018 , 01:46 PM

#4798

FishFry1984

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Originally Posted by michelle227

Anyone with recommendations on a nice, simple hot lobster roll (bread, butter and lobster)?

Heard the place at Fashion Show is pretty legit

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04-08-2018 , 03:00 PM

#4799

BiteMeFish

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Originally Posted by michelle227

Anyone with recommendations on a nice, simple hot lobster roll (bread, butter and lobster)?

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Originally Posted by FishFry1984

Heard the place at Fashion Show is pretty legit

Fashion show serves a cold roll.

LobsterME in Palazzo apparently serves warm rolls.

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04-08-2018 , 03:30 PM

#4800

ran

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https://www.cousinsmainelobster.com/truck/las-vegas-nv/

Is pretty good ime (only 2.9 stars on Google though, no idea why).

I'm like you, a lobster roll is as you described, Connecticut style. A lobster salad sandwich is sold as a "lobster roll" in some places (and is gross too).

Surprisingly, Red Lobster serves one that is not terrible. I ordered the two lobster roll entree for lunch, added a tail, and put all the tail meat on the rolls. Amazing lunch for $28. I wouldn't recommend it over an alternative, but in SW Ohio, I don't have an alternative.

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