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  • After seeing the show Mystery Diner on the Food Network my wife and I made the decision to eat there on our upcoming trip to Las Vegas. With three days to go before the vacation I purchased a Groupon that was 30 dollars for 60 dollars worth of food. We made a reservation for 6:00 on Sunday because we wanted to eat early before we went out. We showed up about 10 minutes after 6 because the valet was a little behind at our hotel. After pushing the button and waiting a minute or two the little window was opened and we were asked if we had a reservation. I told him my name and he let us in. After we got inside, the restaurant itself was extremely dark and the gentlemen who opened the door said we were late and we would be punished by having to wait longer. "Whatever" we didn't care, we were just hungry. It was kind of funny when we sat down and I looked at the menu on the back it said that reservations would be held for 15 minutes. When we sat down we were given two menus with little lights attached to help us read them. After a couple of minutes the server came and told us about the specials. I was very interested in the meatball and shrimp special and my wife was going to get another shrimp dish that was on the menu. After we told the server that we were using a Groupon she said we had to spend the full sixty dollars which we didn't think would be a problem. We needed another minute to decide so the waitress left and came back a minute later. I was excited about my shrimp and meatball special especially after reading all the review on Yelp about how good their meatballs were. When the waitress returned the first thing she said was "sorry we are all out of shrimp," this meant I couldn't get my special and my wife couldn't get her selection. Now how is it that you have a special and that consists of shrimp and you somehow run out of it by 6:15 at night. I think that since we were using a Groupon they didn't want to sell us the shrimp , I have no proof but I think it was bullshit. So we had to take another couple of minutes to look over the menu which had mostly dishes that contained shrimp. I decided on spaghetti Alfredo with a meatball side, and my wife went with a clam dish in a red sauce. When I the meal came my Spaghetti Alfredo had absolutely no flavor at all. It was horrible. The meatball on the other hand was really good. My wife's clam dish was also very good and there was quite a bit of clams in the dish, which was exactly what she wanted. After we finished and asked for our check the waitress came back and said we were a few dollars short of sixty and we were going to have to get something else. My wife decided to get a dessert and she chose a tiramisu which ended up also being pretty good. It tasted like they used real lady fingers and the whipped cream was also dynamite. Overall our experience was not what we expected and we will not be going back here next time we were in Vegas. The atmosphere was neat but I just can't fathom a restaurant that runs out of shrimp that is their special for the night by 6:15 in the evening.
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