Cadillac Ranch

This was one of the few spots in the Town Square Mall we found that didn’t look crowded so we decided to check it out.
We ordered a bunch of comfort food, plates of tacos and fixings and there was a platter of fries as well. We were completely «carbed up» after our trip to the movie theater nearby in the mall. I guess after seeing the movie Red, (it was a bit of an action flick) you get a little hungry. :)
The server was continually on top of the action and made sure we had everything we needed.
I looks like this place is somewhat of a night spot later in the evening which is totally not my scene but might be worth checking out if you are in the 20 something bracket.
All in all I thought it was a good, solid place to get your standard burger, etc., fare and would probably try it again.

I had a hamburger and it was disgusting. Yucky.

I don’t even know where to start. I’m fairly sure that this was the most atrocious experience I’ve ever had at a restaurant.
At the bar, we were informed they were out of Bud Light. So my husband ordered another beer on tap. When the bartender placed it in front of him, the top was all foam. My husband politely asked the other bartender if she could top it off for him. She said, «Sorry, we have a one inch foam policy.» We thought she was joking. When she just stared at us, he said, «Wait, are you serious?» «Yeah,» she said. «I’m backing him up. That’s our policy.» WTF?! Our friend took out his phone and measured the beer with a ruler app. After the foam went down, the beer was an inch and a half below the rim of the glass. That’s their policy?
We were with a party of 40 for a wedding reception. They had lost our reservation, but it was dead so it didn’t really matter. We were put outside on the patio. It would have been perfect, had we received any service. Any service at all. Not ONCE did a single employee come out to ask if we needed drinks, take our order, see if we needed anything, etc. The only people that had drinks were those of us that had ordered them from the bar inside. When the mother of the groom went inside to ask for service, she overheard a waitress tell a bartender, «I was JUST out there.» Yeah, she was just out there, yet ¾ of our party didn’t even have water. Even when she came out afterward, she simply came to remove a glass, and was walking away when I stopped her to ask if she could please get some of us water since we had literally been there for 45 minutes and had nothing.
Some people ordered appetizers from the bar because they couldn’t take it anymore. They were also out of 4 appetizers that were on the menu. When the bartender came to deliver them outside, he said they were out of ranch dressing. I wondered aloud how a place could be out of Bud Light, ranch, and 4 different appetizers… He replied, «Oh, we’re closing down. This is probably going to be our last night in business.» Yup, he said he was dead serious. Now it all made sense. This was their last night open and none of the employees gave a sh*t.
As the night went on, we learned that they DID in fact have Bud Light. It was in bottles, yet it was never offered when we tried to order it. They also had blue cheese dressing and chipotle ranch dressing, both of which were never offered when we asked for ranch. The parents of the bride had to go inside to order appetizers for everyone. Employees only came outside to deliver our food and take away empty plates. We were all left to our own devices if we needed anything else, whether it was water or napkins. All 40 of us were COMPLETELY ignored.
There was one bartender who was very nice. When we mentioned that we learned this was their last night in business he said, «Where did you hear that? We’re closing down, but not for a few more weeks.» So the other guy just lied?
This place had such great potential. The atmosphere was very House of Blues-​ish. I liked it when I first walked in. Now all I can say is, I TOTALLY understand why they’re going out of business. They don’t value their customers at all.

My first visit to Cadillac Ranch Las Vegas location was very disturbing. It revealed a culture of disrespect highlighted by inappropriate and unprofessional behavior. This culture of disrespect seemed to be fully reinforced by management who did not care to listen or address our immediate complaints. Certainly such behaviors have a negative effect on Cadillac Ranch’s profits and reputation, so I thought it worthwhile to address corporate management.
Evidently, our bartender, Rachel (Bar3-​t8), was not happy with the 10% tip we provided. We were $ 1.50 short of 20% but we were not happy with her poor service. She was belligerent loudly calling us «Cheap ass mofos», instructing security to «get them out of here, they don’t deserve to finish their drinks», and proclaiming, «this is my bar, don’t come back.» We sat their dumb founded that she would treat customers with such disrespect. We quietly left the bar area to seek the manager.
Our group of four never imagined or has ever experienced such disrespect. After spending $ 25 as entrance fee, $ 25 for hookah, and $ 29.23 at the bar, a total of $ 79.23, we wanted to let the manager know we felt we paid too much for the insults. However, to make matters worse, we were informed by an assistant manager, that the manager «was busy counting money» so we were to take his business card instead. Evidently, while he had time to count our $ 79.23, he did not have enough time to tend to our concerns.
As we make our complaints to Unilocal,the BBB and the corporate office of Cadillac Ranch we are left wondering what sort of abuse we might have experienced if we left no tip. Are tips required even for unsatisfactory service?
It also begs the question, «Is this behavior condoned by corporate management?» Or, «Will we get some meaningful action from corporate?» I know from running my own business and having worked at a Fortune 500 company that substantive changes do not happen overnight, nor did the degradation of customer service at Cadillac Ranch. Typically a signal needs to be sent throughout the organization so that even long after this incident, a line item exists showing a problem occurred and other line items are created to initiate a long-​term solution. I suggest a refund of our $ 79.23 is the needed signal that will also give us reason to try your establishment again.

We thought this was a party place, sadly we were mistaking, or we was ther at the wrong time or day. We went to Cadillac Ranch for dinner on a Thursday evening and it was dead. The bull was broken it only swings it don’t buck, but it still will cost you 4 bucks for a ride. Now that was the only down side to the experience.
The food however was very delish! I had an avocado egg roll that was very yummy and ordered a burger. Friends had the steak and that too looked delish.
I would go back and hopefully it would be more packed and the party place I was hoping it to be LOL

Zuchinni fries were a hit, the avocado egg rolls tasted more like beans and corn then avocado. Not to mention it took a while for them to serve the appetizer. The band practicing during our meal was honestly the best part. The people at the front were a little sad faced when we first arrived. It was a 2 star visit because of the band but then the food came out :(sorry cadillac its a 1 for me and the wife. You know its bad when I don’t finish my meal. I don’t think ill be going back. Man I really wanted to like this place because its located right next to the theatre.

I’m not sure where to really start to review this place.
It is in a great location at Town Square, so it could be a good place to stop in if you were shopping there or going tothe movies there. It has kinda cool décor… sort of a rock n’ roll theme with guitars on the wall and photos of people like Taylor Swift & Bön Jovi. The bar has lots of TVs for sports, too.
We went in the afternoon, so it was really dead, which made me feel like the service should have been fantastic, but it wasn’t. Our sever, Danielle, seemed to be stoned out of her mind. She talked really really slow, and said things like «restauarants are in my genetic make up» and «I can make recommendations ’cause I work here». She was nice enough, but there was visible dirt under her fingernails and she kept leaning all over the table to make her aforementioned recommendations… which kinda grossed me out.
The food and drinks took FOREVER which, again, I couldn’t understand since were were practically the only people there. We ended up ordering 2 appetizers (pulled pork sliders & cheeseburger sliders) and sharing. Both were served with french fries that were ICE COLD. The sliders were pretty good, but nothing spectacular.
It took forever to get the check, and the bill came to over $ 30 for only the 2 appetizers, an iced tea, and a soda. So, in my opinion, WAY over priced!
I can pretty much say with certainty, I won’t be back.

Come here at your own risk. Been here twice. The first time horible service. the second time with amazing service. You never know what your going to get
The 1^st time;
we were here with his coworkers [celebrating his coworkers new job] and my family/​friends [celebrating my 21^st birthday]. The place was empty. i would say there were only 3 other tables other than us and it was 7pm on a monday night.
Food/​Drinks; Delish. Even better they were half priced. Wings were hot/​perfect. Spinach dip was very tasty and chunky. Mozzorella sticks were amazing.
Service; HORRIBLE. The girl gave us attitude, forgot food, brought us our drinks 25 mins later AND messed up our checks 3 TIMES!
Positive Note; Manager gave us two free shots and a 50 dollar gift certificate since it was my birthday
The 2^nd time;
Used the 50 dollar gift certificate on a monday around lunch time, maybe 2 pm.
Food/​Drinks;
Got the lunch special which was he perfect size. Husband got the chicken chipotle wrap/bacon&potato soup and he loved it :) I got the pork sandwich/​caesar salad which i would have to say was the best tasting one i’ve ever had. no exaggeration. Next we had drinks. I had a strawberry banana rum margarita. So scrumpcious. Hubby had a martini and a mai ti drink. He liked them. Even asked for the exact alcohol in the martini so we could buy it. Desert was the best! The waitress told us about deep fried cheesecake thats coated with cinnamon and as raspberry sauce on it. Its not on the menu. Its a secret! ASK FOR IT!
Service; AMAZING. a total 360 from the first visit.
I guess the 3^rd visit will have to be the tie breaker.

Eh, this place is alright. I only check it out on a sunday night to watch that Islander local band play classic R&B hits in acoustic guitar. Gotta give it up though, they’re pretty good. This place is pretty much empty on this day with Blue Martini taking up most of the crowd in this spot. Wish the drinks were half off but I always seem to miss happy hours by just minutes since it ends at midnight. Good calamari though, give t a try when you’re here.
Fridays and Saturdays attracts more crowd but I’ve never been inside to see how its like. When I’m here on a Saturday in Town Square, I always choose Blue M over this place.
How come no one ever rides the bull?

Ok, so I ended up going here last weekend with some friends to grab a drink before seeing a movie. Everything else was packed and this was the only place we could grab a bar seat at for a quick beer. This experience was much better than the last one. The beer selection was pretty decent and the bartenders were great. Also, it was really entertaining to watch large drunk people ride the mechanical bull, I’m not sure why it was only large drunk people, but that night literally everyone that got onto the bull was. Awesome to watch!
So I bumping this place up to 3 stars. On a busy weekend night they always seem to have some open seats at the bar or outside on the patio, they have drink specials 7 days a week, and the bartenders were great. And if you are really lucky, the mechanical bull gets used by really drunk large people.

Bought a few Groupons awhile back and recently redeemed them before it expired. The restaurant is located above the Yard House and next to Blue Martini in Town Square, or next to the Rave Motion Picture Theater.
Price is not bad overall, especially if you consider their $ 5 appetizers, which is like HH pricing and you can order a lot of different food for a casual get together or while watching whatever game is on (you can request the game you want on the TV).
Service is friendly. Orders does however take awhile to be delivered from the kitchen, at least the 2 times I was there when the restaurant wasn’t even busy or at 25% capacity (Sunday at around noon and a Thursday afternoon around 5pm).
Spinach, Artichoke and Jumbo Lump Crab Dip served with Crispy Flatbread was good. At $ 12.95 it is one of their most expensive appetizers, but you get good portions and the flatbread can get addicting.
The only $ 5 appetizer I tried and liked was the Avocado Eggroll. You get 1.5 fried eggrolls filled with creamy avocado, which I think is pricey for what it is, but it is yummy.
The Philly Cheesesteak sandwich is just alright. What you get for $ 10.95 is huge portion, which can easily feed two people with a normal appetite. Their French Fries is good and you get a lot with the sandwich.
Sirloin Steak and Shrimps — steak was nicely marked, but didn’t have much flavor and the Demi Sauce that came with it was quickly used up. The Tiger Shrimps with the scampi sauce was alright too. I didn’t want the Baked Potatoes side, so my waitress switched it with another side (broccoli).
The dessert I tried was Chocolate Lovin’ Spoon Cake. You get a generous slice of cake, which is moist, but I also don’t think they make this in house.
Overall, I think it is a cool place to hang out and grab some food (nothing fancy or super delicious) while catching a game or taking a break from shopping. I am sure it is a cool place to go to at night for an alternative clubbing experience, but I can’t comment on that for lack of personal experience. I do know that the restaurant is available for private functions, as they held a kid’s birthday party in the patio seating area on my first visit, and blocked off ¼ of the restaurant for a private get together on my second visit.
Décor: ³⁄₅ — can get pretty dark in there, but I like their oversize posters, and there are a lot of TVs with ESPN or some game on pretty much at all times.
Food: ²⁄₅ — Not going to win any James Beard awards, but most people come here for the drink specials and grab food as an afterthought.
Price: ³⁄₅
Service: ⁴⁄₅ — Friendly.
Location: ⁴⁄₅ — in the hip locals hangout/​shopping/​entertainment/​dining spot off-​Strip.
* Mechanical Bull — has potential and just needs the right combination of a good operator and a hottie with a good kung-​fu grip for the ride.

After Johnny McGuire’s, my cousins and I decided to hang out at Cadillac Ranch to watch the rest of the game. We just went with Miller Lite on tap since it was only $ 2.50 a cup — a crappy plastic cup, but whatever.
This place seems like a decent spot. If you’re an MMA fan, it looks like they show the PPVs on a regular basis. I guess we didn’t stay long enough for me to form a negative opinion of Cadillac Ranch. Skimming other reviews, it appears to get a bad rap. As for me, I think it’s A-​OK.

The only reason this isn’t getting a one star review is because the service was good. I’m usually not a complainer but I hated my meal.
I had their Bourbon Steak which is not on their real menu but on their dinner special hand out. It came with green beans and mashed potatoes. The green beans were tasty I finished all of those but the mashed potatoes had the after taste of medical gauze. I took two bites and that’s all I could handle. I asked for the steak to be medium well so it would be juicy but it was still dry. I tried to doctor it up with some A-​1 sauce and it was still blah. I know this place is not gourmet but I did expect it to be comparable to TGI Fridays, Applebees, and if you want to go old school… Sizzler. It just didn’t cut it in my book.
I didn’t want to say anything to my husband who was paying for the meal but I guess he saw it on my face. He was like, «What’s wrong… did I do something wrong?» He probably thought I was giving him grief about smiling too much at the waitress or something like that. I was like «no»…then he really thought he was in trouble for something so I finally told him I was not happy with my meal. He told me to send it back… I didn’t want to get back a spit drenched steak so I opted for settling for it.
I also ordered a cocktail called Rock Candy it was a $ 12.00 dollar drink but since it was happy hour it came out to $ 6.00. I had my ideas about what it would look like before it came out. In my head I pictured it in a big Margarita glass the contents being bright pink and a stick of blue rock candy sticking out of it. I thought for this price it should not only taste good but it should look cute too! When the waitress brought it out I thought it was water with lemons in it. Then she came back to ask me how I liked my drink. I didn’t try it yet because I thought it was just water so I took a sip of it and told her it was good. The first couple of sips was good but not great. It tasted more and more like watered down lemonade as time went on.
We had the Banana’s Foster for dessert which I thought I would like because I’ve had one before. Their version is something I have not experienced till now… first of all there was no crêpe… boo! It was warm bananas swimming around in crème sauce with a scoop of vanilla ice ream in the middle drizzled with caramel. The warm bananas are good as a breakfast meal but not for dessert. So I only took about three bites of that.
I don’t like writing bad reviews so I’ll end this on what I did like. If it wasn’t for the Cadillac Ranch State Fries I think I would have went home hungry. These are jumbo potato seasoned fries with cheese bacon and sour cream. I should have ordered two of these for my meal and I would have walked out a happy camper!

After a really crappy visit to Cadillac Ranch a couple of weeks ago, I stopped by here to watch a college football game with some Alumni friends this past Saturday. Because they chose this place, I didn’t have a say in where to go… but decided to give it another shot.
The experience was a 180 degree change from the last one. Even though it wasn’t Happy Hour, the server had Happy Hour menus out… which is great because the items on the HH menu are not on the regular menu… I don’t care if I have to pay full price.
I ordered the Jalapeño Poppers and based on the recommendation from the server, I had a Lagunitas IPA to wash it down. The food came out pretty fast and was very tasty. The Breading on the Jalapenos were very light… not the heavy stuff you find on most Poppers. The Peppers varied from being really Spicy to Mild… which happens often with Jalapenos. The ones that were Spicy were REALLY Spicy! But I like that… so +1 there. I didn’t care for the Cheese filling though… which was a Cheddar blend of some kind… I prefer Cream Cheese filling.
The Lagunitas IPA was very tasty… you could taste the Hops, but it didn’t overwhelm the flavor. It was a mellow IPA in my book. The server made sure my glass was never empty during the game.
Will I return? While I don’t prefer this place, it’s the official spot to watch games for our Alumni Club, so I’ll be back soon I’m sure.

I had made plans to meet an old friend and one of her friends for lunch at Blue Martini. I did not realize that Blue Martini was not open for lunch until we arrived, so we decided to eat at Cadillac Ranch instead.
We were seated quickly and given special lunch menus. They had a variety of things for us to choose from for around $ 9, including a ‘pick two’ deal where you got half of a sandwich and a side.
The friend-​of-​my-​friend inquired about the soups for the day. Since it was Friday we were not surprised to hear clam chowder was an option, as well as a baked potato soup. Our waiter was very honest and told us that you do not get many clams with the chowder. That is pretty lame but I appreciated the honesty. So I asked his opinion on the ahi tuna salad sandwich I was considering and the look on his face made it clear I needed to continue to look.
Finally decided on the slider again for my sandwich, extra sauce this time. And bowl of the baked potato soup. When the food came out, I had fries with my slider. The waiter asked if we needed silver wear, which I would if my order had came out correct, so I pointed out my lack of soup. He quickly rectified the situation.
I was glad he did, the soup was the best part of my meal. It had carrots in it though, which seemed out of place. My slider was smothered with onion strings and slightly more sauce then my previous visit.
Overall I just was not impressed. I really did appreciate the honesty about the food, but all that did was solidify my ‘meh’ feeling toward Cadillac Ranch.

After some noshing at the Fly, some of the Unilocalarazzi rolled to Town Square to meet up with our farewell girl, Angela’s, friends. They were at Cadillac Ranch… I never thought I’d ever walk in here because this kind of place is everything I’m not, but I’m up for an adventure. Some of those «not my scene» places have changed my mind before, but this visit solidifies why I didn’t step in here on my own volition.
It was half off drinks so decided to grab some libations and from advice of people who’ve been– we skipped out on food. I got a Leguntas IPA off the draft and it was bad. I know that this was either old or the keg wasn’t properly cared for because I know what this beer is supposed to taste like on tap. This was off. This place isn’t really a crowd that is ordering much of the IPA’s and the Lagers so they probably sit while the «Lites» are getting switched out like hotcakes. Even so, staff should watch the kegs more carefully and drain pour old stuff as needed. I was impressed when I saw something not typical Bud/​Miller/​Coors on the tap so it made my disappointment worse when it couldn’t even be fresh. I didn’t complain because it was 3 dollars and we already sent back some incorrect black and tans.
Some of our party wanted a «black and tan» with Guinness and Sam Adams Boston Lager… waitress didn’t know what this was so when it came mixed instead of split, it made us think that they poured it from the draft and not properly spooned in to separate the beers. Someone later came and said that the weights aren’t correct to do the split and gave them a «Black and Blue» (Guinness and Blue Moon) instead. Though we couldn’t dispute the weight issue at the time, I later got researching. Guinness with Sam Adams does indeed exist as a «Patriot Pint»…I am waiting on a beeradvocate answers if this indeed is split or is blended together.
We didn’t know it was a Band Battle on the locals night so it was way too loud to talk inside. We are talkative folks so it dampened things. Sorry Vegas, but talent isn’t up to par with other big cities so I didn’t care to stick around. The band playing sounded alright, but made some major sound errors and were pulling out their sounds, ripoff, not inspired by people who came before them. One being an ex (I’ll never tell), so I know well when people are arranging their music like his.
Yeah, I’m an asshole for saying so, but I’m an asshole with a music collection sitting at home that literally enough to open a music store, a music set up and friends in high places in the industry. Until some quality band (Panic does not count because they don’t know how to play live) out here makes it big time, then anyone bitching at me how wonderful the local scene is wrong. Scenesters, go cry to your Edward Sharpe album and if you see their drummer, Josh, tell him he owes Jade (me) some bubble bath bombs. Enjoy music by all means as it is the greatest mediums in the world, but don’t try to convince me out of things I know to be true.
After 30 minutes of attempting to yell a conversation and half drunk beers, we went downstairs to the Yardhouse for some serious brews from well cared for taps.
Sorry, but this place isn’t the kind of bull I like to be riding this late at night.

Hitting up Cadillac Ranch just in time for their Happy Hour! As advertised, it’s Mondays through Fridays from 4 pm to 8 pm — half off all drinks and half off appetizers. (It’s actually $ 7 select appetizers, but half off all drinks still!)
We ordered a couple of drinks off their cocktail menu:
* Pear… fect 59 Cadillac «Enjoy our signature cocktail made with Grey Goose La Poire and fresh pear purée.» ($ 10) — We were surprised to see it arrive in a martini glass, something to think about if you’re expecting a pint glass. It was sweet and you can definitely taste the pear purée.
* Seville «Experience a delightful and refreshing blend of Sauza Hornitos Plata, Citronge, Fresh Mango Purée and Fresh Lime Juice.» ($ 10) — This arrived in a pint glass and you could definitely taste the alcohol in it. Decent overall.
We were initially going to order a bunch of their half off appetizers, but changed our minds after we saw their $ 7 select appetizer menu.
They did offer a Complete Dinner for Two for $ 29.95 from Mondays to Fridays from 4 pm to 8 pm. (Add 2 Well Drinks — $ 34.95) You can choose one select appetizer to share, one select entrée each, and one select dessert to share.
* Kettle Chips «Thinly sliced potatoes deep fried to perfection and served with garlic cream sauce and blue cheese crumbles. Finished with a Balsamic drizzle and scallions.» — A hearty portion of tasty potato chips with a yummy creamy garlic sauce and a decent amount of blue cheese crumbles.
* Candied Pecan Pork Chop «One thick-​cut chops grilled and crusted with candied pecans. Served over caramelized onion mashed potatoes and green beans.» — Their regular entrée course includes two pork chops, but you only get one in the dinner special. A nice crust on that pork chop.
* Bourbon Sirloin Steak «8 oz. beef sirloin seasoned and broiled to perfection, then placed on a demi glaze. Served with garlic mashed potatoes and sauteed green beans.» — The regular entrée course is a 10 oz cut. Ours was also served with corn.
* Strawberry Fried Cheesecake — Only available on the dinner special. Asked the waitress about it and she couldn’t say much beyond that she really liked it. She didn’t think it was deep-​fried since it wasn’t oily. It’s actually a flaky pastry with the cheesecake mixture inside and covered with cinnamon sugar. Served with a strawberry sauce and cream.
Food and service were okay, nothing special. The busboys were quick about clearing out the dishes as they needed. We probably wouldn’t eat or drink here without it being happy hour or they were offering a special.
Some specials they are offering:
Sundays: Salsa Night, 8 pm to close with a salsa instructor from 9 pm to 10 pm
$ 3 Corona and Corona Light (from 9 pm to close)
$ 5 House Margaritas and Cadillac Margaritas (from 9 pm to close)
Mondays: Kids 12 and under eat free, from 11 am to 10 pm with purchase of any full priced entrée, free bull rides for all kids

We popped in here after not getting service for 10 – 15 minutes at Blue Martini.
It was my wife’s birthday and we were killing time before our reservations at Texas De Brazil. After being snobbed outta Blue Martini (soon to Unilocal that experience) we hit up Cadillac Ranch on the way back. The sign out front said Happy Hour 4 – 8. Not only a LATE HH, but everything was %50 off for apps and drinks.
We got in there about 545 and had 45 min to kill. My wife was having a great time that day telling everyone it was her birthday. When we got in there she mentioned it to a gentleman who appeared to be the manager. On the same hand, he greeted us and told us how everything worked. VERY VERY friendly guy that was really cool. He told the bartender that she had to take a shot with my wife and I for her birthday and it was up to my wife to take whatever shot she wanted. THAT WAS PRETTY COOL. Can’t even find that hospitality in Oregon.
We had some type of a pear martini drink (i didn’t realize it was gonna come in a martini glass… i felt a lil Fem… haha) then I decided lets go with a Long island! The bartender had her own way of making it without using coke or tripple sec, it was something else and some liqueur… Completely pink… and it was @#%%^#$@*&# awesome. We didn’t order food being that we had reservations, but seen plenty come out. The portions all looked rather larger than what you may normally expect.
Next time we come to Vegas we wanna have HH here again, it was cheap and worth the money in our book!

Two words:
Electronic Bull.
Yee haw.

Well I can’t rate the food here, but I came here friday night and had a blast. I will be back with pants next time to conquer that bull!
Town Square is a new outdoor mall. We came here after learning that Blue Martini had a 20.00 cover. Just didn’t feel like living it up that way that night. So we wandered over to Cadillac Ranch. Bartenders were cool and we never had to wait long. Its a spacious venue with tons of tvs and even a dance floor with some pretty bangin DJs. We were pumped.
It was clean and had cute western décor. My friend and I wandered off from the men and watched the bull riders for a while. Its 3.00 a ride and the same people kept getting on. A couple of drunk dudes felt they had to abuse the bull after falling, so the girl at the controls would whip the bull around really hard on purpose. It was laughs.
There is a nice outdoor patio and it wasn’t hot inside. The crowd was very mixed and generally good looking. A great alternative when you don’t wanna go all out on the strip. No cover!