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Happy Labor Day from Hot Hostess Tiffani

September 05, 2011 By: John Curtas Category: Food, Hot Hostess Watch, Reviews

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Tiffani labors hard at her perch at the hostess stand at the Sugar Factory, making sure you don’t have to in getting seated and enjoying some of the best people watching in town:

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Cargo shorts central
Someone should tell her...
Even the bus boy can't believe it
Tighty whities
Lettin' it all hang out
Sweet cheeks at the Sugar Factory
Pedal pushers on men?
Please god...

The “best” in this case doesn’t necessarily mean the most pleasant, but it can be educational for those who pay attention. For instance, in less than an hour outside of the Paris hotel, ELV learned many valuable life lessons, including:

> Grown men shouldn’t wear shorts anywhere but the beach or backyard;

> Cargo shorts don’t look good on anyone over the age of six; and,

> There ought to be a law against anyone of the male persuasion ever putting on a pair of pedal pushers.

Some of the sights were almost enough to make us re-think dinner, which would’ve been a shame, since we otherwise enjoyed our al fresco repast beside Sugar Factory’s outdoor railing.

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Big shrimp
Huge shrimp
Properly cleaned
Cobb salad
Cobb salad
Patty melt
Patty melt extreme close-up!
Magnificent malted

Our shrimp cocktail was a big ‘un, with a snappy cocktail sauce; the Cobb salad serviceable; and the patty melt not the best we’ve ever had, but hardly the worst either. Topping it all off was a vanilla malt (with extra malt, natch) that might be the gold standard for one of our favorite, creamy libations.

It’s a good thing they all tasted so good…because being surrounded by that much bad taste could make anyone lose their appetite.

ELV’s dinner for two came to $75.

SUGAR FACTORY

In the Paris Hotel and Casino

3655 Las Vegas Blvd. South

Las Vegas, NV 89109

702.331.5100

www.sugarfactory.com

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2 Responses to “ Happy Labor Day from Hot Hostess Tiffani ”

  1. # 1 Tony Says:
    September 7th, 2011 at 3:10 pm

    She look nice!!

  2. # 2 Tony Says:
    September 7th, 2011 at 3:12 pm

    Very very nice!!

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