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  • Craving something sweet at 2am and not wanting to leave the hotel again, we braved the insane markups here. I should have just walked down to the nearest 24-hr drugstore, of which there are many, on both sides of the strip. I knew things were going to be expensive and accepted it; that's not my issue with this place. We were paying a premium for not wanting to go out. Most items are not marked with their prices; again, this is an annoyance but not the deal-breaker. The thing that bothered me is that when I took an unmarked item up to ask how much it was, the cashier immediately began ringing it up and telling me how much I owed (incidentally, $6.50 for a 2.8oz/80g candy bar). She did not even ask me if I still wanted it. I did, but that's not the point. It was totally rude and presumptuous to just start ringing me up. It made me uncomfortable and it would have been hard to say no if I had changed my mind about the purchase after hearing the price. Especially after having read about and been dazzled by Steve Wynn's philosophy of luxury (that service is the most important element to hospitality), I am finding the employees at the Wynn to be a major disappointment: first the many employees who did not smile or say hello even when I smiled at them or said hi to them first, and now this cashier. (Also, dude needs to stop appearing in his own advertisements; his sad, tired, bored-of-everything monotone made me *less* interested in the restaurants, shows, etc. he was hawking. Is he *that* sad about losing the house to his ex-wife?) DH bought a $5 rice krispy treat that was almost all marshmallow and no rice krispies - and the flavor was awful. It tasted to me like it was made of Play-Doh. D'oh indeed. Finally, the chocolate bar I got was fine, nothing to write home about. It supposedly had apple and caramel in it, but I couldn't really detect much apple *or* caramel flavor. It just tasted like run-of-the-mill chocolate with indeterminate bits in it, like a Cadbury Fruit and Nut bar with reeeeeally tiny dried fruit and nut crumbs in it.
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