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On March 07 2003, Hunter wrote:

First off, the meal was fantastic. The service wasn’t that great and the “cool” factor was too high for me… At 23 (as of this posting) I am inside their ultra hip demographic but I didn’t feel comfortable here. It all felt contrived… Since you can get a great steak elsewhere, I probably won’t be back.

On December 30 2002, RateVegas User wrote:

Yes it’s hip, yes it’s trendy – but we had excellent service, excellent food and a great time here. We had a server who was able to give competent recommendations for wine in our price range and was more than willing to answer any questions. The mac and cheese side is a meal in itself as is the roasted tomato soup and sandwich. Two in our group shared the bone in rib eye for two – it could have easily been for 3 or 4 people.Save room for dessert.. how can you pass up “Campfire S’mores” ?

On October 20 2002, RateVegas User wrote:

This place reeks of hip and trendy. Hey, somebody has to be cool – right? Get dudded up and head to N9NE. The steaks were perfectly prepared and the twice baked potatoes – words cannot describe! Top to bottom an outstanding meal. If you’re looking for a $9.95 Steak and Potato deal, you’ve got the wrong place. However if you want to take your significant other to a great meal in a hip atmosphere – N9NE is your place. HOCKEYSTL GREAT TIP : Ask your server for free passes ($20 value each) to the ghostbar for an after dinner cocktail.

On October 07 2002, RateVegas User wrote:

NINE delivers what it promises – upscale guests, star sightings, a cocky disposition and quality food at a luxurious price. If you’re into that kind of scene, then it’s one of the better restaurants in all Vegas for that genre. The bar is very cool and the staff I found in all honesty to be very cool and helpful – our hostess even got six of us into Rain free of charge and without having to wait in line. This was a great place to bring four friends from London who really wanted the Vegas upscale experience. The food was excellent…

On June 23 2002, RateVegas User wrote:

New highs (and low’s) in pretension. From the “beautiful people” who greet and seat you, the game begins. I always figure you’re in trouble if you’re offered more than 4 different kinds of bottled water to start. Nine offers 6! Then, the disappearing plates and bowls. Tables are “decorated” with ugly, poppy-like bulbs. I got scared. The room is just too, too cool, as are your servers. Lovely presentation, food was delicious, but, pricey, phoney, plastic, cold.