What's the blue footband one?
Great line-up. Enjoy them.
You never hear much chatter any more about good old Ashton Classics...maybe I'll pick up a couple.
Don't save any for a Penguins victory cigar.....
LetsRock wrote:
Ouch!#-o
You better grab some Don Carlos lanceros at Casa Fuente.
An awesome trip, but I'd probably never go back to Vegas. Freemont Street is freak-show central!
Couldn't help but notice the Green Cross under the Walgreens' sign on Freemont. Apparently Walgreens' does sell the medicinal MJ, but ironically they won't sell any tobacco. Will we see the Green Cross on the CVS & Rite-Aid signs as well???
LetsRock - Really? You had to bring the hockey discussion here from the other post? Typical Ranger's style - take the cheap shot somewhere else. Phfffft!
How many days???
ZRX1200 wrote:
$90 for a single coffin. Sorry - I choked while having Mojito coming out of my nose after being told the price!
cacman wrote:
Mojitos at Casa - good
Snorting mojitos out of your nose - Baaad! [frypan]
What was it about Vegas that turned you off? I'm not much of a gambler but love to eat there. 🤤
Palama wrote:
Didn't find the food to be as great as what I had hoped. And we ate at some fine 4 & 5 star local restaurants (not just in the casino's). To me, the Casino's offered a lot of chain and corporate backed eateries that can be had throughout the country - blah!. Was hoping for more unique offerings. But the group overall is not into food. Final meal was an Italian bistro. Off the path they offered us dining "in the kitchen" to avoid a long wait-time for formal seating since no one could decide early enough to make a reservation. In my family's tradition, being asked to eat in your host's kitchen is more like being asked to join the "family" for a meal, than having dinner at the table in the home. There's better service and the entrée is served fresh by anyone, instead if waiting for a server to serve it to you. Not all agreed.
