My family went there for the first time yesterday. We had high hopes because it matched a lot of criteria for us: vegan food, \"regular\" food and kid-friendly. I also have severe food allergies, so that was a factor, too.\n\nOverall, the place is fine. It is small and a bit cramped in terms of seating. It is a little disorganized when they have over-flow and you are not sure where to check in to get a table or wait for a table. But the place is clean and modern. And the staff is friendly.\n\nThe service was inconsistent. At first our waiter was very attentive and did take time to go over the menu and food options as we had a mixed table of vegan, vegetarian and meat-eaters. They also put on their menu to tell them if you have any food allergies and if you are vegan/veggie. So I did that and the waiter was very good at handling that and answering questions I had. But when we were ready for desert and the bill, it was hard to get anybody's attention. So, the service waned over time.\n\nThe food was good. Everyone seemed to like what they had, so that is good. The high marks were for the deserts, of which they had a lot of vegan options. Always nice to see, especially in Las Vegas.\n\nThe downside is that it is only sort of kid-friendly. We have a toddler and there were no high chairs that we could find. No changing tables in the bathrooms. And with the tables so cramped together, it made holding and handling our toddler pretty difficult. Bringing in our stroller to sit our child in was not really an option, either because of how close the tables are. However, we did see several people with smaller babies in carriers and that seemed to work great for them. So, if your baby is still a baby or if your child is a little older and can sit still, then it would be fine.
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