Overpriced for the quality and proportions you receive. The New York Strip was fatty yet leather tough, overcooked, and with only a slight salty flavor - nothing I couldn't do at home. The spicy chicken was average but was cooked well. The blue corn pancake with barbecue duck was so drowned in barbecue sauce I could not taste anything or enjoy the duck. Also the pancake was paper thin and technically a crepe. The sides were small, and the mashed potatoes were.....well, just plain mashed potatoes - nothing special.
The service was average. The restaurant is right off the casino so be prepared to smell plenty of cigarette smoke as you try to enjoy your meal. And, the tables are way too close for any sense of intimacy - be prepared to hear every word the adjacent table discusses and be prepared for them to hear your conversation as well.
Lastly, the desserts were great - otherwise this would have been a one star review. Kudos to the pastry chef. For the restaurant as a whole though: Celebrity Chef - no so celebrity restaurant.