My friend and I went to go check out the oldest steakhouse in Vegas, we wanted to see where the Rat Pack frequented and many other celebrities. The service at best was mediocre, the setting and ambiance was nice. I ordered a coke which was flat, a garden salad that was drenched in ranch, a filet mignon medium rare that was tasty and cooked to perfection, creamed spinach that was so soupy and runny it was disgusting, whipped potatoes that tasted like box potatoes, the "famous" garlic bread was burned and tasted like there wasn't even a hint of garlic on it, for dessert cherries jubilee that ended up like a soupy mess..the bill was $246.67 of course before tip. I have had much better service and food at other steakhouses.. I should've stuck with Anthony's at the M. They never do me wrong.