Ok about damn time Pahrump has a place that the food is the bomb and at a good price. Dale the chef…read moredid amazing job. We was skeptical because we came here when the last owners and the food was over priced an sucked. Now the prices, service and for damn sure the food was fit to win any completion. Do yourself a favor and try this place because we will now be regulars and a suggestion try the flying pig burger AMAZING this place was blessed when they got the Master Chef Dale to take over the grill

The restaurant reopen recently and is now run by the Flying Pig. Great food. Had lunch there todayread more

Stopped here on our way back from Death Valley. It's a beautiful stop to look at the history of the…read moretow and enjoy a hot meal. I enjoyed their miner's mainstay sandwich and fries, so good! The server was very nice, and welcoming. Definitely stop by this place!

Burgers and fries, burgers, and fries! This restaurant came…read morehighly recommended from some people that had given me tips about where to go in Death Valley and no other restaurant was on the list. I was informed if I had a few extra minutes head south to the spot. It's not fancy it's Neighborly although yesterday the server was a little discombobulated because the role she was in was not her regular position however, her purpose was spot on! She smiled, remembered and a good conversationalist! Thank you This ambiance is a saloon setting with bar swing doors. Old decor but quaint.

A friend and I attended An Intimate Evening with Santana: Greatest Hits Live at the House of Blues…read morein the Music Hall at the House of Blues in Las Vegas on May 24. We were in town to attend the BTS concert on May 23, so this was a last-minute decision. As such, there were only five seats remaining for the May 24 performance. I ended up with two non-adjacent seats in Section 204 for a total of $831.85, purchased through TIcketmaster. We dined at Caramá by Wolfgang Puck, which is close to the House of Blues. We left the restaurant at 6:30pm, thinking we'd walk right in as our tickets "said" 7pm. Instead, we found a long line of patrons winding around the venue, almost to the escalators to the tram station. There was a sign stating that doors open at 7, performance at 8:10pm. Sheesh, had we known this, we could have taken our time in Caramá. After passing through security, we could go to the merch line or into the Music Hall. We opted for the merch line, where we picked up a t-shirt and a bag of guitar picks. Entry to the Music Hall requires walking down a set of stairs to the floor level and then up several sets of stairs to get to the upper level. Section 204 is accessed by walking down from the upper-level aisle. My friend went down to row B, seat 14, which was the aisle seat on her row. I was three rows back, in seat 12, the third seat in from the aisle. Each seat gave us unobstructed views of the stage down below. I really liked sitting in the upper level ... I think we had better views of the musicians than those sitting on the floor. There is a bar at the front of each side of the upper level of the Music Hall so one could get a drink without having to go back downstairs. Each did brisk business throughout the evening. Carlos and his 8-member band played for two hours. He took very little or no time between songs, but he did chat with the audience on two occasions. During this performance, he had a second keyboardist (I didn't catch his name) to the right of guitarist Tommy Anthony. His drummer, Cindy Blackman Santana, is a whirlwind ... She played nonstop during the evening with explosive power and energy. She was amazing! I really enjoyed his concert, maybe a bit more than the BTS concert the night before. Sacrilege? No, Santana has been active for sixty years. He is legendary ...It was a "not to be missed" opportunity to experience one of my heroes growing up. On a personal note: Carlos used a PRS Private Stock 24-fret McCarty Singlecut Trem with 23k gold leaf applied over the maple top. It's a stunning piece of art. PRS made twenty copies in 2016 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Private Stock team. Alas, I want one! If you have an opportunity to see Carlos Santana, do it! The Music Hall in the House of Blues is a perfect venue to experience a legend. Highly recommended!

I've only been here twice and they were both for the Easter Gospel brunch, which were both…read moreamazing. The food was great and plentiful. The choir sang songs that stirred the soul. The lead vocalist who were two different people each time I went by the way, are super talented vocalists who knows how to engage an audience. The Easter gospel brunch was amazing!