I wanted to love this place but we had a horrible experience last night. \nAt first, I was impressed with the selection of food and the presentation. I took several pictures excited to share them with my social networks...But then things got ugly!\n\nWe were a ladies group of 10 instead of 13, we thought they were kind enough to reserve the table of 13 for us because we were celebrating a bride-to-be, but really it wasn't out of kindness, it was a CONTRACT. This was thrown in our face several times by the server and the manager at the end of our meal demanding payment for the 3 extra heads. We tried to explain what happened with the extra people but they weren't hearing it, why? Because we signed a CONTRACT!\n\nRegardless of what we signed, we are not professional event planners and the CONTRACT wasn't explained to us properly to begin with. As we tried to straighten this out and explain things and ask for some understanding and flexibility, the manager became increasingly irritated and threatened to charge us several hundred dollars for being at the table for more than 2 hours..why? Because we signed a CONTRACT! And CONTRACT groups only get 2 hours at a table. \n\nSo I asked him, \""If we just waited in line, instead of reserved this table, would we be charged for 10 heads instead of 13 heads and be able to sit here as long as we wanted?\"" He said yes, but YOU have a CONTRACT!\"" \n\nSo our beautiful bride-to-be who flew all the way from Italy for this special week said \""Wow, you kind of have a bad attitude\"" then he got all worked up and threatened us and called security. And we were \""escorted out\"". Even the security guards, while still doing their job, thought this was silly. \n\nSeriously, a bunch of 30-40 year old professional women including television producers, military women who serve this country, and hard working mothers, are THAT threatening. It was ridiculous, embarrassing, and unnecessary...But apparently, we signed a CONTRACT! \n\nI have dined at many many many fine restaurants in Las Vegas, with many groups of women, where I gladly paid $75, $100, even $150 for a nice dinner. The bride CHOSE to try the Wicked Spoon buffet so we went there instead of a normal restaurant, and she ends up getting booted?!?!?!?\n\nI have never ever dealt with such an unprofessional and inflexible establishment. The whole fiasco was utterly ridiculous.