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| - A friend dragged me there (Yesterday) to grab a quick bite to eat, nice place, nice decor.
Top notch so far.
The greeter (owner? manger?) was cool enough yet the rest of the greet staff needs help.
But lets start from the top, we were a party of 3 in the afternoon, the place is nearly empty, other then us there are only 2 other occupied tables, we were seated and the waitress came over to take our order, skimming thru the menu was followed by a sticker shock, holy moly...just about %40 more then any other "equivalent". joint around town.
Ow well, lets order, we ordered one Humus plate, assorted salad plate and a "schnitzel", came with pita bread., we also ordered water.
First problem: the food arrived before the drinks, fail #1
The Humus was ok, the salads were mainly ok, (the eggplant salad had a weird taste and was left in the plate, the schnitzel was liked ($20)
As we were done with our food we set....(fail #2).and set until I got up and asked the greeter where the waitress was/is, we discovered that she left but there is a waiter (haven't seen him so far), any way, the greeter brought us the check, we paid and took off.
Conclusion:
1. Nice place and the fanciest Kosher joint in Vegas
2. The food is OK, I tasted nothing out of the ordinary (other then the eggplant)
3 service needs improvement, pronto. What is the norm in Tel Aviv does not work in the western world folks! get with the program.
4. The prices are out of sight.
But of coerce.....and with my experience with different Kosher joints around the nation, non of my revue matters, nothing will be changes and the norm will remain, with captured audience you don't need excellence, you can afford to be mediocre and expensive, its not like they have anywhere else to go in a 5 mile radius.
PS, The booths are extremely tight, if you are over size 32(pants) ask for a table of suffer.
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