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  • We have been patrons of this restaurant for the most part of living here in Vegas. Its food is great, especially the lumpia, but I don't see myself going back there ever again because they have this regular who sees it appropriate to berate other customers for the most illogical reason. My husband went in to get food, while my kids, our dog and I waited in the hot car -- it was probably 100F at around noon. We planned on eating quickly in the car before heading to the park because we had a dog with us. After getting food to go, my husband came back and told me that the staff said it was fine to have the dog inside the restaurant. So we decided to grab a table. One that was nearest the exit so our dog was even barely a few feet inside. The entire lunch was pretty much uneventful, because we have an obedient and well-trained dog, save for a lady who asked us a few questions about the dog's breed and the cook coming out from the kitchen to say we had a good-looking dog. When we finished eating, I decided to grab a few things in the grocery area but heard a woman condescendingly speak to my husband about not knowing some "city code" that states that bringing dogs in restaurants was not allowed and threatened to call the police. My husband told her that if she had an issue with the dog she should bring it up with the staff as they told us to bring him in. When I told her that she should stop making a stink about it since it was pretty common for restaurants to allow dogs in, she pressed that we give her examples of restaurants that did and told us to take our business there. Good! We will. What puzzled me is that not anyone at the restaurant stepped in to tell this person that they said it was okay for us to have the dog there. If someone did, they did not do a good job at making sure that a paying customer felt safe in the establishment. If you plan on going to Kusina ni Lorainne and have a service dog, be prepared to have this person harass you about not bringing your dog into the restaurant no matter what reasons you have. She seems to think she's right because she thinks she can call the shots over there. According to her, my efforts at convincing her that the dog should be allowed in any restaurant is moot because I did not know who I was talking to. I think I know who -- Cruella de Vil!
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