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| - I had been waiting to try this place for a long time. Maybe the hype and excitement was too built up for me, but I actually wasn't at all wowed by my experience here at Shake Shack. It was not terrible however it certainly had hits and misses. Shake Shack is attached to New York New York Hotel and Casino, but you have to park at NY NY and walk through the casino out to the sidewalk on LV Blvd to enter Shake Shack. Walking inside I saw lots of heads and was actually glad we were getting our order to-go because seating inside was limited. I was surprised with the amount of customers eating inside that the line wasn't longer, but there was only one customer ahead of us. After placing our order we were told to stand off to the side near the pick-up area where it took a reasonable amount of time to receive our food and the employees who helped us were nice and helpful.
Chick'n Shack ($6.29) - Crispy chicken with lettuce, pickles and buttermilk herb mayo on a potato bun. The chicken was tasty and I really liked it, but the shredded lettuce was hot, wilted, didn't taste fresh and reminded me of what they put on the McChicken at McD's. I'd personally prefer a nice crisp piece of lettuce instead. I recently tried Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken in Downtown Summerlin and they also use shredded lettuce however it had a crisp and fresh taste to it unlike my experience here at SS. The buttermilk herb mayo could have been spread a bit heavier because I couldn't taste it at all and I love mayo on my chicken sandwiches. This sandwich was lacking in the tomato and bacon department and could even have benefited from a slice of cheese, all things I know now to add customized next time if I decide to give them another try. They have a Downtown Summerlin (happens to be right across from BRFC) location which I pass by regularly, so I'd more than likely try that one if I do and the chicken sandwich I'll have tweaked to my liking and I'll pay for the extra add-ons to make it that way. Extra bacon is currently $1.55 which isn't bad considering I don't buy drinks here and just food only. It can add up when buying the full meals, but we usually have our own fountain drinks that we stop at a corner store and get.
Cheese Fries ($3.99) - The cheese sauce was so thin and hardly had flavor. The fries themselves were just average tasting. I personally wouldn't bother with the fries again.
Hubby liked his Double Shack Burger, but felt it wasn't anything special for $8.09 and there wasn't enough bun for the amount of burger. I thought it looked wrapped in lettuce rather than bun at first glance. Hubby most likely will not return at his request, but I'll possibly give the chicken sandwich a try in the future.
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