Surrounded by cowboys and the sweet smell of leather, Silverado Steak House creates a cowboy-sized meal of flat iron prime rib with café de Paris butter served on a sizzling plate alongside asparagus, salad and a baked potato. If a hearty dinner is your preferred choice, the Silverado Steak House is a place to immerse yourself into South Point’s equestrian culture. Be hesitant to order more than one restaurant favorite, every meal is perfect for any seafood lover, and perfectly filling. My waitress recommended the Maryland jumbo crab cocktail ($16) as a popular menu item, while Las Vegas locals swear by the lobster grilled cheese on sourdough ($24). Trying lunch at the Big Sur Oyster Bar might just keep you full well past dinner. It's not my first choice, but it's old reliable for going somewhere that serves beers, has a 20% off concessions reward program, has a premium option that should (in theory) be pretty dang good, and has solid audio and video quality that I wont have to complain about.Lobster grilled cheese sandwich at Big Sur Oyster BarĪfter a day of watching equestrian events, South Point offers the perfect places to suffice your appetite. Cinemark has by far the best rewards system, so that definitely gets this Cinemark theater points. I can definitely say that Century 16 South Point is fine though, and pretty reliable. I have the feeling it'll be Brenden theaters or maybe Maya. I'm still searching for the best theater in Vegas. The seating really caused trouble in our crowded showtime of Spiderverse, everyone around us was whispering and talking and kicking our chairs. I don't think it'll be the AMC Dolby experience, but I think it's probably worth the extra money for the bigger theater, considering the close quarters seating issues. They have real recliners, bigger theaters, and a better sound system. I would definitely go for an XD theater, but I didn't make it to my XD showtime.

There was a small line on the screen and it was a little small, but as expected for a small standard showing theater at a better price than Regal.

Not the most amazing sound or picture, but decent. I saw Spiderverse here twice and it was good. That being said, the A/V is still solid, which is good to see, as that's what you don't want to cheap out on. These standard showing theaters are a little cramped and poorly designed. The seating is also low on legroom in these theaters, so people behind you can end up kicking your chair or whispering loud enough for you to hear. The standard showing theaters have non-reclining brown leatherette chairs that are honestly a little uncomfortable, but not the worst.

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