It's definitely not your old-time steak house, but all in all, I enjoyed it. It was kind of expensive, but it was a steak house on the strip, so that had to be expected. Really, the only disappointments were the rather slow service and the pretty bad peanut butter and chocolate mousse dessert. The peanut butter-ish flavor was unappealing and the chocolate didn't help much. We left half of it uneaten, and that is almost unheard of for me and a dessert. The wedding soup was something non-traditional and it was very good. The bone in prime rib was good but I'd try something else if I went again. The filet was tender and tasty. The side dishes were good, but small for $11--small enough for the waiter to mention they would only serve one and we should not expect enough to share.