This place has become our second home! I can't say enough great things about Pine Hollow Winery…read more I absolutely love that they have unique wines, first off . If you're looking for traditional - this is not the place for you. However, if you're looking to try something different - probably something you've never had before - you must check them out! They also have a few more traditional wines, but their uniqueness is where they shine. The owners are extremely friendly. John always chats with us and after just two visits, we were on first name terms lol! They also have live music and other events so check that out on their website! Friday evening happy hour is the best - $5 glasses of wine! Please go give them a try!

A really nice spot tucked away in the corner of a small shopping center/office complex. They offer…read morea solid selection of wines with tasting flights of 6 or 8 pours to help you decide what you like. The menu includes options like pizza, pretzels, calzones and other little bites that pair well with the wine. Visited on a Wednesday evening and had a great experience. John was fantastic behind the bar....very friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole visit even more enjoyable. Relaxed atmosphere, excellent service, and a great place to hang out. Would definitely return.

This is a gem in Las Vegas that not to many people know about. It's a small quaint winery with…read moreamazing wines. Sister to Grape Expectations where you can join a group and make wine, from the crushing of the grapes, pressing, fermenting and the the final event of Bottling which is so much fun. Please check this winery out. Do a tasting. It will not disappoint.

We were part of wine group where we made our own barrel of wine. It was such a fun experience! I…read morehighly recommend it for a group activity. We met several times over a 7 month period to prepare our wine. We'd make a party out of it each time. We each brought a bottle of wine and an appetizer to share. They have an area set up with tables for us to place it all. They provided us with wine glasses and pitchers of water. The staff is so knowledgeable about wine production and they did a great job explaining the process to us on each visit. On this particular visit, our wine was complete, so we were all part of the assembly line that got to bottle it up. We each took a case of wine home. Now I have 12 bottles of delicious wine to continue enjoying!

We are locals and we had a reservation when they open at 4:00. Got there 15 minutes early and…read morewaited until 4:40 for someone to show up and open the doors and nobody ever showed up. No email or call letting us know. Just several groups of unhappy customers because they couldn't even be bothered to do a simple courtesy of letting us know nobody was going to show up today.

Worth the time it takes to spend a evening there, which is easy to do. The staff is very…read moreknowledgeable and highly trained in the businesses. One of the best places to go to for tasting flights of all types. From wines to spirits to Port. Low key and pretty quiet atmosphere.

I will start things off by saying this is one of my favorite bars in the Vegas Valley…read more What makes it stand out is the staff. All the bartenders are amazing and part of my Thursday family. Jared is usually making something great in the kitchen, and the music on Sundays is always a vibe. I have been there for a different events and always have a great experience. Once there was a Backgammon Club meeting, we have been for Oktoberfest, Wednesday Supper Club and Sunday Music. You can also do a tour of the distillery, and it will be well worth it. You can even start a side quest if you pick up their passport.

Date of visit: August 2, 2026…read more We wanted to get some gifts for friends that are so generous with their time and energy in watching our dog when we are away and being connoisseurs of fine alcohols, this seemed like the perfect place to score something cool. Lo and behold, we were right! The vibe here is very speakeasy, so if that's your vibe, you'll love it here. If you think Prohibition was the best thing that ever happened to this country, well, you probably wouldn't come to a distillery anyway and wouldn't have much to say about the joint. But in addition to that, the items available were interesting and the staff was incredibly friendly, with multiple offers to sample something before making a purchase and giving us some background on some of the wares. We went with an upcycled candle made from one of their bottles, and a bottle of gin, for our gin-swilling dogsitters. I hope the enjoy it and if they do, we'll be back for more!

This was a treat to be able to sip on some fabulous Icewine from the Godfather of Icewine and also…read morethe man behind Inniskilin, (his former label) Donald Ziraldo. Along with a very potent cocktail, he showcased his Riesling and Vidal Icewines, and some lucky guests were treated a "sneak" taste of his third Icewine, the Cabernet Franc. We also had assorted chocolates, potato-duck egg rolls and crabcakes to enjoy with each sip. Overall, a great Yelp event filled with Yelpers, Icewine, and tasty bites and it didn't even cost a cent......ALOHA!!!

Equifera icewine tasting event at the beautiful Trump International Hotel was a huge success. The…read moresetting was fabulous. The Equifera Icewines (Riesling and Vidal) + Icewine Martini were fantastic, especially paired with the hors d'oeuvres (mini crab cakes, potato and duck egg rolls, and assorted chocolate truffles). The brief presentation by the father of modern icewine making, Donald Ziraldo, was informative and insightful. I love dessert wines, so hearing about the microclimate, harvesting the grapes, and non-traditional pairings for the exquisite icewine was especially interesting. Donald was definitely the right man for the job of Global Ambassador for Canadian Icewine. The sampling of the icewine was a nice treat. I really enjoyed the Vidal Icewine, which has a really nice bouquet of tropical fruits flavor notes. And getting a sip of the Cabernet Frac Icewine was really a nice treat (Thanks Dean!) I am for sure going to Total Wines to get me a few bottles. Thank you Yelp (Misti) and Patricia Nims (Kruger Wines and Spirits) for partnering up and offering this wonderful evening of extreme icewine tasting, and providing a great function for networking with other professionals. The banquet staff at the Trump International Hotel. And a big shout out to Donald Ziraldo and the folks at Equifera for creating this awesome wine! 5 stars all the way! Now go out and treat yourself to a nice bottle of Equifera Icewine :)

The Grand Tasting 2019 was our 8th Grand Tasting. It seemed like their were less food booths. The…read morefood is still good but the crowds are out of control. Their was a few areas that you couldn't move a few feet, very crowded. We showed up at about 7:45 pm and avoided the line to get in. We walked right in and hit the booths to the right as you entered the pool area. We avoided the main crowds. We went around and came back to the main area at about 8:30 and the crowds had moved on. Overall it is still good but less entertainment then most years and not many extra gifts that we are used too.

Go hungry! There were so many different foods. Everything from oysters to lobster tacos (Guy Fieri)…read moreand all of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants (and Ramsay himself) showcasing their best.

We visited for dinner on the 4th of July and had a wonderful experience. We were seated on the…read moreoutdoor patio and despite the summer heat, they had water misting sprinklers that kept the area comfortable. We ordered the mushroom pasta, Parmesan chicken and kids' spaghetti. All were delicious. The chicken Parmesan was tender inside and crispy on the outside, super good. The kids' spaghetti came with a generous portion, and two large meatballs. We also ordered a Michelada and it was also excellent. Our server was warm and friendly and we had a pleasant experience overall.

Service is slow. Food is great. but, $10 to add 3 pieces of…read moreshrimp to my pasta felt overcharged. I thought there would be some extra shrimp in the pasta, but there wasn't any. I should've asked how much shrimp pieces there'd be but I am so used to seeing a bunch of it whenever ordering protein at any other restaurant. ambience is cute.

First time to Ada's is in downtown. Let me start by saying not the easiest place to get to for…read moreparking place has a really cute vibe. We went there Sunday afternoon after leaving Smith center. They have another side where they had a live band playing great music.. You can feel the warmth of the employees and attention to customer detail. They all really wanted to be there from the front of the house to the back of the house. I went there because someone told me they had a fabulous burger, and that would become my favorite. I had their burger, which was on the happy hour menu for $10 is the absolute best $10 burger I have ever had. Their ribs were ridiculously delicious I love the salsa. They served them with. I asked him to bring me a dessert. They bought me a chocolate cheesecake, which was good fabulous crust great taste. It had a. Mole sauce on it. Let me start by saying I am a great lover of everything that has Mole on it. This for me I was not a fan of, but the Cheesecake itself was fantastic. I do appreciate their flair for creating spectacular dishes and different opportunities for the pallet to have something that's never had would definitely go back again.

First time coming to this restaurant and we love it The…read morefood is great The atmosphere was good And the customers service was good.

One of my friends mentioned Resorts World Las Vegas several times so our party made a quick stop at…read morethis place to check it out. This is one of the newer hotels on the Strip (opened in June 2021) and this is an Asian-themed hotel as (1) the hotel tower does not include a 4th floor (4 is considered an unlucky number in many Asian countries) and (2) half of the food court options at Famous Foods Street Eats are Asian-inspired eateries. [Parking]: Self-parking at Resorts World Las Vegas = $21 flat rate for 24 hours. [Experience]: The District is basically the two-level luxury shopping area at Resorts World and honestly the retail shops were underwhelming. There is also a mini LED sphere at The District called The Globe. Our party came here to take pictures of the giant animated emoji of The Globe. While not everything is a hit at the food court (Famous Foods Street Eats), there are some food options that actually taste just as good as some of the Chinese food in Los Angeles like the noodles from Whu Zhang Artisan Noodles. [Ridesharing]: The front entrance of Resorts World offers Zoox which is the latest driverless ridesharing experience in Vegas. Riders will need to download the app to take a ride. [Conclusion]: Come here for the LED sphere inside the shopping mall and the variety of Asian food options at the food court.

My review would actually be 3 1/2 if it were an option, I can't extend to 4, but a 3 is TOO low…read more Just an FYI. Have visited the hotel numerous times over the years, always liked it. It's clean, modern and their casino is nice, spaced out well and pleasant. Finally stayed there last week for 5 night. Had a nice stay, just a few issues. I'll details below. I stayed at the Hilton!! 1) Property: Modern, clean, spaced nicely and impressive to walk through, it has a great feel to it. 2) Casino: Very nice, well laid out, plenty of variety, also clean and updated. No sense of age here. I do enjoy it. 3) Service: Here is where there are some issues, check in, and players club reps are awesome, but some of the servers in their bars/lounges leave a bit to be desired. I did separate reviews on 2 of them, read for more detail. This could use improvement. 4) Rooms: Stayed in the Hilton side, had a nice South Strip view on the 52nd floor, def nice. Rooms are OK, about 400 sq feet. Nicely detailed, not elegant but workable and fine. Bed not super comfortable. Nice TV and storage areas. Safe is hidden in drawer, def OK. Bathroom is quite nice, big shower with tiled floors and a seat. Decent. They do offer communal body products, not my fav thing. I prefer having separates, but, it was ok. In general I liked the room, it was quiet, but the resort was empty. And I do like the fact that to use the elevators and reach the room, you have the TAP your key to go up. Nice touch. No Private security at elevators though..I wish they had that. Extra security is always a benefit. 5) Pool: Absolutely gorgeous, one of the 3 best in Vegas, IMHO. I think here, The Wynn and Fountainbleau have the best pool, by far. If pools are your thing, these are the places to go. Yes, all 3 are North Strip, but hey, what's the issue? Lots of plants, trees, shrubs to provide some comfort. Cabanas available, also a few bars, and a lovely infinity pool. I was mighty impressed. And a lovely cocktail server named Carmen who was a delight!! She shined. I would def be recommending this!! This would get 5 stars!! I did not find time to dine at the hotel, so I can't speak for the restaurants, perhaps in future. But here is where RW needs work and this was major. 1) Lounge Services: As mentioned earlier, they need to do better, it's efficient but lackluster. Not special and it should be in a resort that wants to pride itself as luxury. Improvement required. 2) Housekeeping: Here is why I can't go to a 4, this was quite bad. The room did appear clean, however, I could feel materials on the floors, and this never changed any of the 5 days, I felt crumbs and such, as if it was never vacummed. I do not think it was. Now the beds were made well, the bathroom clean, but those crumbs on the floor, even noticeable to the eye are an issue. 1 day is one thing, but for 5 straight days, that's bad. Also one day I had finished a drink, and left my glass on the window side table. When I returned later, the glass was still there, untouched. A dirty glass in full view and left sitting there exactly where I left it. Again, this is truly bad!! Here is where management needs to step in, this was my biggest complaint about this otherwise, very good property. This made me sad. I could not even authorize myself to leave a tip for the poor service. I also did not rent a car this time, so have 0 experience with the garage although it is a walk from the back of the property, as is the Rideshare options. Not over far, but I'd say a 5-10 minute walk. So in conclusion, what do I think, would I stay again, ABSOLUTELY!! I did enjoy myself, there were so many GOOD things, but for the few BAD things really brought this down. As I say, I'd give this a 3 1/2 if it were an option, but it's not a 4 as of yet. Perhaps on a new visit, improvements will occur and then I can have a chance to readjust my rating. Plus if you love Wynn/Encore or Fountainbleau, they are a 5 min walk. Great for the North Strip area. Continued success wished. Just fix a few things.

This event is well organized, which helps avoid super long lines. I appreciated their emphasis on…read moreoffering a red and white option at each tasting area, since I cannot drink red wine. That said, the options weren't great and the "VIP" section was very tight and certainly not worth the up-charge. I believe in the mission of the event and will continue to support it. I believe it will continually get better with each passing year.

If you love wine, this is the place for you! Can I drive home? Barely... 20 1 oz. wine tastings =…read morebasically a bottle of wine, + a souvenir wine glass and a free wine charm with a Yelp Check in, what's not to love? William C. was kind enough to be my +1. I had no idea I'd be committing to 20 tastings when I signed up for this event, honestly, I thought maybe 8-10 tastings. But as a wine aficionado, how does one say no? The event came with a wrist band, a souvenir wine glass, a punch card and a raffle ticket. The wine walk had 20 tasting stations, everything from Riesling, to Merlot, to Muscat to Shiraz. Each wine ranging from $10-$20 per bottle. I have to admit, I only liked about 1/2 of the wines. But what a joy it was tasting everything anyway. It seemed like all of the red wines were on one side of Town Square while all of the whites were on the other. I wish they would have mixed it up a little bit more. With 20 tasting sessions, Yelp was hosting 2 of them. It was fun to meet so many of my friends such as Mel C., Terri R., and Tracy P., plus see other familiar faces like Ron L, River H.and Molly T. With my Yelp check in, I received a wine charm, another added bonus to the evening. I'm told each event has different wines, but from the 4/29/13 event - The best wine by my book? By far the Truffle Merlot at stop 15. The worst wine?? The Ed Hardy wine - *bleh*! This was the only wine that William tossed in the bushes (it was one of 3 I did). I love events that give to charity, and I also love wine, this was a perfect mix of both. I'll definitely do this again, only next time I'll arrange a designated driver!