you must experience this. Sit at the bar and have a drink...they are expensive though..but hey you only live once!

NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED BY LAS VEGAS/NEVADA BEVERAGE CONTROL We (party of 6) arrived this past Monday (3/28) evening. Our server, Ioana , greeted us and said she'd be right with us. When she finally came back, she took the order of four people in our group and turned to walk away. When my husband and I said "Wait, what about us?" She said "Oh I thought he ordered for you." The "he" being our friend who ordered a mezcal for himself and his girlfriend. Which maybe, sure, but then she would have thought 4 people were sharing 2 drinks? And you wouldn't think to just ask the other two guys there instead of ignoring them? Weird but whatever. I order the Rickshaw Chardonnay which is listed on the menu at $12. When Ioana returns with her tray of drinks, she has a glass of Chardonnay poured. She says to me "We're out of Rickshaw but we have Talbott, is that okay?" Seeing as the wine is already poured and she's delivering drinks I of course say it's fine. Our friend hands over his card and tells her to run it. Something just not feeling right about Ioana to me so I check the itemized after she drops the check off. Sure enough, she charged $17 for the Chardonnay. Listen, I get if a place runs out of something and there's a more expensive option avail-- it happens. However, you should ask before pouring and bringing to table, otherwise the anticipated amount should be charged. We bring this up to ... and she is immediately condescending and defensive. She asks over and over if we "want to speak to a manager" with a smirk and a tone I wish I could imitate here. We finally agree to speak to the manager. And she takes the glass of wine away with her! But wait, it gets better! As we're waiting, we have a friend go to the bar and order a Rickshaw. Lo and behold, she's given the glass of wine and charged... $15 and some change. Huh?! When asked about the price discrepancy the bartender says they only have one button for Chardonnay and you get whatever they pour. WHAT?! So the manager, Estevan, finally comes over and we explain to him what happened. He first says they're "out of Rickshaw but probably have one bottle behind the bar the bartender used." We give him the receipts from the original order and the second single glass of wine from the bar. As we're talking to him the bartender comes rushing over from behind the bar trying to hand our friend some dollar bills. Truly wild. Estevan keeps trying to throw the bartender under the bus, saying they've "been having issues with him." As if Ioana hadn't started all this and been so unbelievably rude. Estevan has our friends original full order refunded and then recharges his card again for everything except the wine. But what about the $15 glass of "Rickshaw" we ordered when your menu says $12? Estevan wasn't listening or paying attention cause Estevan truly didn't care. He then says the bartender must have charged for the Blanc de Blanc by accident. Estevan, we told you the bartender already told us they have one button they press for CHARDONNAY. Like can you try to listen and at least make up believable lies. Because I then ask for a receipt that shows what he pressed and Estevan comes back with a receipt for $14 Sauvignon Blanc (which I'm sure he just went and did to cover up the fact that they falsely charge for Chardonnay, as on our original receipt it's listed as Chardonnay BTG which Estevan confirmed means "by the glass") When I ask why it was $15 and some change he says "Oh! Tax!" But Estevan you originally said he mistakenly charged the Blanc de Blanc which would be $16 something after tax then. In the end, absolutely nothing was resolved, Ioana apologized after the fact with that smarmy smirk, and this placed charged two different, inflated prices for a $12 glass of wine.