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| - So this review will be a bit biased since I was invited to a VC networking event here, so they reserved the entire dining room for 50 people with an open bar.
I started with French Onion Soup which was not bad, but nothing too memorable. Next, a wedge salad came out, but it looked pretty sad compared to other wedge salads I have had in the past. I had the filet mignon as the main course, and it was actually pretty good, but again, nothing too special.
This would generally cause me to give a 3 star review for a place that served OK food, but on to the ambiance of the place. Like anything else in Las Vegas, the style and the decor was pretty modern, but the balcony outside provided a really nice view of the Strip, that got better as it got darker. There is this section of the floor that has been cut out and replaced with plexi-glass, providing a view 55 floors below that was pretty trippy, especially if you stand on it. Some of my fellow idiot VCs thought it would be funny to stand and jump on it, but I am far too much of a wuss to being doing that kind of shit.
The best part of the scenery though, are the waitresses. It reminded me of Tokyo in the autumn/winter with the black top/black mini-skirt and the long black boots. Being that ghostbar turns into a nightclub, I guess that the waitresses need to look hot. I didn't stay longer for the nightclub to open up since I was in a group of primarily guys, but I am now kicking myself for that because I had exclusive access to the place, and it was a Friday night, and seeing how women were dressed elsewhere throughout the strip, I probably would have been better off staying up there ogling gorgeous women, but I had fun gambling at Caesar's with another friend instead.
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