Had such a great experience at CRAFT Kitchen! The space has a really nice modern but warm ambience…read more It feels stylish and thoughtfully designed without being cold or overly trendy, which made it a great place to sit down and enjoy brunch. I ordered the chicken and waffles and everything was seriously so good. The chicken was perfectly crispy, the waffles were great, and the whole meal hit the spot. Our server Gabriel was extremely awesome too. Super friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. Great food, great atmosphere, and great service. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to!

Take a break from the strip and discover an unexpected ,refreshing dining oasis in Henderson. Our…read morefavorite stop for a strawberry delight, lemon blueberry muffins and something new, ube scones. Craft Kitchen is just around the corner from B&N where we go to pick up a good read for poolside reading Step into a relaxing retreat with delicious food, relaxed friendly servers and delicious crab cake Benedict's, fresh ground coffee unlimited mimosas and delicious take home treats including an assortment of macarons. Don't miss this wonderful find!

As our last meal on our Grand Circle trip, we chose Shang Artisan Noodle. We really enjoyed our…read morevisit to the W Flamingo location last year; this one on Maryland was closer to our hotel for the night. We dropped in for a late dinner at 8PM, driving there directly from Zion National Park after hiking Angel's Landing. It was still surprisingly busy inside and we even had to wait a bit for a table! The waitress first brought over some cucumber lemon water, then took our order. The food only took about 10 minutes to arrive. Spicy Beef Noodle, Knife Shaved ($15.97) - Whew that broth. It's like cough city on the first sip, that chili and sichuan peppercorn mixture really gets into the throat. It then transitions into a robustly beefy, salty, and even slightly sweet flavor. It's so beefy it's almost gamey in taste. The heat is actually very balanced, although after sipping on it throughout the meal, I started getting pretty sweaty even with the AC on blast in the building. The beef is great. it's fatty and has connective silverskin still attached; it's like the best part of the tendinous shank. Other than that there's the perfectly cooked, bouncy knife shaved noodles, and a couple of leaves of crunchy blanched bok choy. (5/5) Beef Pancake ($9.75) - I thought these would be dry like shao bing (I have never had 餡餅 before) but construction took us totally by surprised. The beef pancakes are almost like a flatter, beef version of sheng jian bao, complete with juicy beef aspic. The wrapper is chewy and thinner than a typical SJB, but works well here; it's not thin enough to cause holes that leak juice out. The meatball inside is beefy and flavorful, albeit not as tender as a typical pork meatball. The taste of both the juice and beef are very allium forward and full of umami. (5/5) Dan Dan Noodle, Hand Pulled Noodle ($13.97) - The topping is a cold meat and preserved veggie mixture, minced finely until very tender and soft. It's combined with plenty of sesame paste and peanuts, giving an overwhelming nuttiness. The noodles, in this case the hand pulled one, work exceptionally well, being perfectly cooked and staying the same bouncy consistency throughout the meal. My experience with the hand pulled noodles in broth at the other Shang location was that the noodles got too soft only ten or fifteen minutes sitting in the broth. I would definitely get hand pulled only with dry dishes. On the bottom of this dish is a really spicy sauce, both in heat and mala numbness. It's very fragrant and lemony even through there's not much red color. The dish as a whole is far more spicy overall than the Spicy Beef Noodle. (5/5) The portions Shang Artisan Noodle serves are huge. We hiked Angels Landing before eating dinner here and we were only able to finish about half our meal. Shang Artisan Noodle serves some really great noodle dishes. There's a reason we keep coming back for more! Bathrooms - Two individual rooms, one for women, one for men

Had an appointment at that plaza for my daughter's orthodontist. As we were leaving the plaza, I…read morenoticed this restaurant which has been on my list of places I wanted to try. I ordered the spicy beef soup with hand pulled noodles, spicy wontons, and my daughter had the wonton soup. The star of the show for me was the spicy beef noodles. The texture of the noodles was delicious and it had a great bite to it, and I love the amount of food I got in my serving, especially the amount of bok choy The service and environment were great, very clean and they checked up throughout the entire experience. I gave it a 4/5 because although the food was great, I've had better spicy wontons elsewhere but I would definitely come back to eat the spicy noodles again.

The events manager was very helpful and accommodating. Food…read morewas fresh and nice. The staff were friendly and helpful. Ambiance is great because of several water features and plants. I recommend this restaurant.

Wow--GH is amazing! It's absolutely beautiful and the perfect spot whether you're dining solo, on a…read moredate, or having a girls' night out. The service was exceptional, and the staff was cordial and attentive throughout the evening. The restaurant is spacious, elegant, and has a great atmosphere. We came for happy hour, and it was well worth it. I'll definitely be back for dinner because this has become one of my new favorite restaurants. We ordered the spicy rigatoni, spicy salmon cones, oysters, Thai fries, and the Magic Mushroom cocktail. Everything was delicious, and my friend loved every dish as well. The Thai fries were a generous portion--easily enough for two or three people to share. The spicy rigatoni was the perfect size for one person, and it was filling. To end the evening, we ordered another round of drinks. My friend had a glass of red wine, and I went with a classic dirty martini. It was the perfect way to wrap up a fantastic meal.

There was a lot of reasons for us coming here tonight. 1) we…read morehadn't been to Ferraro's since they moved here from Flamingo. 2) Birthday celebration. 3) celebration of life of a family member from years past. 4) it was just perfect timing. We showed up early and still got seated right away. The ambiance is subtle with a nice darkened lightning. Our waiter Virgilio was quite good. We had several things that just tasted right and hit the spot. I will find myself here again sooner than later.

Whenever I go to Vegas I try to support local businesses off the strip. On our last night instead…read moreof going to an Italian restaurant on the strip, we searched for Italian restaurants and came upon Ferraro's. We ordered a glass of Barolo and the Dante's Infante cocktail. The cocktail was refreshing and strong. My husband wanted to try wine but there werent many options for wines sold by the glass and there was only one option for Baralos so he ordered that. The Baralo was just average for $30 per glass and it was unfortunate that there weren't more options to choose from. We ordered the Polpo ( octopus) appetizer. The flavors were well balanced and the pureed canellini beans paired well with the octopus but the octopus was too cold. Not sure if it was supposed to be served like but I've never had octopus that cold before and the consistency was a bit harder because of the temperature. For our entrees, we ordered the pappardelle with lobster, scallops and truffle. The pasta was perfectly al dente and amazing. There were 2 beautifully cooked and tender scallops. There were a few garnishes of truffle that were shaved thick enough that I was able to chew into the texture. I wish there were larger pieces as the shaved pieces were small sized in diameter. But overall the pasta itself was cooked perfectly. This was far the best dish. We also ordered the Branzino which I wish I hadn't because there was a very wierd flavor profile.. I ordered it thinking it was going to have crispy skin but the skin was very soggy. It seems they changed the method of cooking the branzino as compared to previous photos uploaded by other yelpers. I was a bit disappointed when the branzino came out because the whole fish was butterflied ( sliced in half with tail in tact) and looked like the skin side had at one point been fried but it was soggy and soaked in the sauce. I was not particularly a fan of the sauce. I tasted a strong flavor profile of cinnamon for some reason even though there was no cinnamon mentioned on the menu. Two of the ingredients listed was guanciale and taragon. One of two ingredients may have been the flavors I tasted which did not pair well with the fish. It ruined the natural flavor of the fish as they overpowered the natural flavor of the branzino. Any time I get a chance to order the Branzino, I am usually satisfied or impressed but have never been disappointed. I think my favorite restaurants where I had exceptionally cooked branzinos were on the Vegas strip. At one of restaurants on the strip which I have ordered numerous times and is a very well known restaurant which I will name nameless ...it was cooked similarly, butterflied, in a buttery lemon sauce but the skin was still crispy. A second restaurant on the strip... the branzino was smoked and roasted on charcoal with a tomato based sauce. I guess I can't help but compare because this restaurant is priced similar to two very popular restaurants on the strip but fell short. Our waiter Diego was great and best personality and made our experience memorable. Overall the best dishe was the handmade pasta. The lack of options for wine by the glass was a bit saddening. The cocktail was unique and strong. But I regret getting the branzino. I am not sure I would go back

The hype has always been real. The hype remains real. Esther's is very probably the best off-Strip…read morerestaurant in Las Vegas of any kind, and it competes favorably with anything the Strip can put up against it. Along with Monzú, it's the reason "destination Italian" and "off-Strip" can appear seriously in the same sentence. But nobody needs another review to make that point. Anyone with sense has already said the nice things about Esther's, and they were right, and I'd just be adding another voice to a very crowded chorus. So here's my contribution: I've started sneaking in for lunch. And I have a problem. The lunch menu might be better. How the hell did that happen? The chicken parm sando was special. Read that again, because I want you to feel how stupid it sounds. A sandwich. A chicken parm sandwich. In a city where I can eat anything, at any hour, prepared by people with Michelin stars and ego to match, and I'm telling you the thing worth talking about is a chicken parm sandwich. Obviously, go to Esther's. That was never in question. But if you have to pick, maybe go for lunch.

I had heard so much about this place. My friend had gone years ago and loved it…read more They recently expanded. We made a reservation and sat at the bar. The bar staff was super attentive and helpful. They explained the menu and they make really fantastic cocktails. I think we ordered all wrong. The food was good, but nothing blew us away. That doesn't mean is was bad, it just wasn't what we were expecting. The sourdough pasta was a little more earthy and hearty than a typical pasta. It also seemed one dimensional. It needed some zest. (We added salt) The Cesar salad was also a little flat is flavor. Again, we had to add salt. The prawns were the best thing we had, and the sauce was really good. I couldn't bring myself to eat the eyeballs! The vibe inside is bustling, but warm and welcoming. The staff is really fantastic. The decor is nice and the bar seats are comfortable with backs on them. I definitely want to give this place another try. It looks like I should have gotten the pizza. That was on me. Next time!