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by airynfaerie
St. Augustine, Florida
September 14, 2006
From journal Dining in Vegas
by Irish Cream
Middletown, New York
September 13, 2007
From journal Vegas!
by Gigi
Oldsmar, Florida
January 23, 2007
From journal Las Vegas - The Vegas Virgin Trip
by shepherd333
Shavertown, Pennsylvania
July 1, 2006
From journal Vegas, baby!
by Red Mezz
Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom
May 25, 2005
In the week I spent in Las Vegas, there are a lot of experiences (dining or otherwise) that really stand out. But one of the very nicest was the meal I shared with a friend at the Top of the World. It was our last night in Las Vegas, and we wanted to round off our whirlwind week with a quiet evening.
It's a long way up to the Top of the World, but then, as with most things, it's worth the trip. I would recommend visiting this particular spot at night. For one thing, the view from the top is unbelievable, but really something extra special at night when Las Vegas lights up like a jewel in the middle of the desert. All the photos in the world can't begin to convey the effect of all those lights, and the brilliance of the place seen from above. And even though it's extremely windy up there, my gosh, what a view!
Also, the place as a great, bluesy, moody type of vibe which is excellent for sharing a drink with a friend or a lover and recounting the whirlwind of a trip you've just had in Las Vegas. The bartender was quite good, and the drinks weren't overly expensive (they make an inordinately salty margarita, though.) and an interesting selection of beers. We sat in the lounge of deeply subdued light and quiet customers and looked out the beautiful revolving view of Las Vegas at night. It was stunning, and the drinks we shared a bit different, and added to the atmosphere entirely.
There were several other people there, but everyone seemed to be enjoying the setting in kind, and we all sat mourning the trip we were about to have to make home. But in the best way that you can possibly do that. Also, even if it's not your last night, but you'd like a quiet and scenic drink with a good view, you can't really get much better than this. Go half an hour or so before the bar shuts and just sit and enjoy. It was the perfect way to end our trip.
From journal Bright Light City Gonna Set My Soul on Fire...
by Ballerwawa82G
Woodstown, New Jersey
May 28, 2004
Out table had a main waiter and two other servers who were with us throughout the night. The waiter was very friendly and even a bit entertaining.
The food was brought out in a timely manner. Not even once were we wondering where are food was at. The presentation and taste of the entire meal was exquisite. I can't wait to go back again!
From journal Eight girls in Las Vegas = Sin City
by floridaorange
Fort Mill, South Carolina
December 22, 2003
From journal The Las Vegas Strip
by CMJordanHoosier
Greenwood, Indiana
March 27, 2003
We went about at 3:30, and there was no wait whatsoever. In fact, there may have been only one or two other tables sat in the whole place.
I had some sort of salmon dish, it was pretty good. I spent about $15, and it was a good portion of food.
The service was less than outstanding, however. Normally, I'm not too picky about service, but when you're practically the only table in the restaurant, and it takes ten minutes to get your first drink (a coke), and each refill, then there is a problem with the service. But, with as famous as this restaurant is, I seriously doubt that bad service is the norm.
I would recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Las Vegas.
From journal Bachelor Party...Vegas Style
by TD80
Bowie, Maryland
August 25, 2006
From journal Fun and Sun at Lake Meade
by Gholloway
Fort Smith, Arkansas
May 9, 2005
From journal Las Vegas/Adult Disneyland