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| - My group went to Nobhill Tavern for the late night happy hour, expecting to have one of the best meals of our Vegas trip. We were nothing but disappointed.
Service: We had one of those servers who think nothing is more impressive than not writing down our orders. I told him three times I wanted the little wedge salad with NO BACON. When the salad came, it had bacon. Of course. Everything else we ordered arrived, and he came to check on us after we had finished. We told him we never got our flatbread. Obviously, he forgot to put it in, but instead of fessing up he told us it takes a long time because they make each one fresh. So...does that mean everything else we got was just sitting around? When the flatbread came a few minutes later, it wasn't even warm. There was nothing about it that would have taken any longer than the rest of our order.
Food: We ordered the beer battered shrimp, two lobster rolls, the little gem wedge salad, flatbread, and house made chips and dip. The chips and dip came first, and were the best I've ever had - ah, we had such high hopes for Nobhill! However, the shrimp were nothing special, and $8 for four pieces of shrimp is nuts if there is nothing special about them. The lobster rolls had a weird fake-lemon taste, in a bad way. The wedge salad came with four halves of grape tomatoes (so only two tomatoes total), three small pieces of bacon (that I didn't want), and three chunks of iceberg lettuce with a flavorless blue cheese dressing. The flatbread was basically a cracker with a spinach/tomato topping. It was all mediocre, the lobster rolls were actually on the bad side. Everything was $8 for the late night menu, but the chips and dip were $5.
Overall, my expectations were not met, and I will not be back.
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