[spike42]

Originally Posted by Maid4U

I believe the M will be a huge success.

I think it will too, despite the down economy. When they first opened the Rio, the customer service was excellent, and it stayed that way till Harrah's bought it. I'm looking forward to the M.

[Daddys///M3]

Originally Posted by spike42

I think it will too, despite the down economy. When they first opened the Rio, the customer service was excellent, and it stayed that way till Harrah's bought it. I'm looking forward to the M.

So true. My wife used to work at Buzio's back when that meant something (comps for the regulars, 4 star reviews if I remember correctly). After a failed attempt at an Asian fusion menu they have decided that they are going to try their hand at French cuisine. Honestly, who ever heard of a Tuscan seafood joint serving foie gras. Simply ridiculous. I've actually heard that a couple of hedge funds own the Rio now and Harrah's is simply running it (into the ground that is).

At any rate, wifey wanted to go back to work for the Marnells but alas the commute from our place is way too far.

[MomMom]

The M Resort will be a smashing hit both with the locales, tourists and the Cali crowd on the way in from I-15.

It is drop dead gorgeous, the back of the casino has an all glass wall that faces the Strip, never seen anything like it.

As classy as the Bellagio, the lounges and restaurants in the M Resort have MAGNIFICENT views of the Strip.

Never seen anything like it..........(family friend is a higher up and we got a sneak peek)

[iloveparadise]

I definitely look forward to the opening in March. It's only 8 minutes from my house!

[ClarkGrisowld]

It does look fantastic. Locals will love it because it will be a chance to take that "Vegas resort" vacation while getting away from the Strip and the tourists, somewhat.