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dateCreated	2014-10-22 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	The Buffet at Luxor
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rev:rating	3 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	With buffets like Wicked Spoon at Cosmopolitan and Bucchanal at Ceaser's, buffets like this one can't compare... My family and I used to eat here often... when it used to be upstairs. Ate here a few more times when they moved it downstairs... unfortunately, it seemed like the quality had gone down a bit. For the price, it's not all that bad, but then, you get what you pay for. Most recently, I came here for Sunday brunch with my boyfriend. We had a buy one get one free deal so at $20 for both of it, it was a much better deal than going to other places. Even without the deal, $20 for Sunday champange brunch is much cheaper than most other hotels. At the high-end buffets, you are looking at $30-40 a head. Anyways, there was much more people here than I thought seeing the bad reviews and not having eaten here for many years. I do think that the buffet is much better than the likes of Old Country Buffet, Home Town Buffets, Golden Corral and other buffets of those sorts. I think the reason this buffet is reviewed so low is because it is being compared to the high-end buffets. I only had brunch, so I can't comment on the current dinner selections. Brunch had all the basics... breakfast food and some lunch items. The had an omelet station and prime rib at the craving station. There was a Chinese food section, American food, salad, soup, and breakfast foods and dessert section. True, the food is not of the high end caliber, but you are also paying half the costs... I ate various items such as fried chicken, potatoes, has browns, sausage, prime rib, omelet, waffles, egg rolls, fried rice, and some desserts. Nothing stood out as particularly great to me... but nothing stood out as terrible either. Yes, the drinks are self serve as others have stated. Personally, I do not mind that as sometimes it's a pain to ask! I was glad I was able to get 2 glasses of orange juice at a time instead of repeatedly having to ask someone for drinks. Would I come here again... if I had a discount... but for full price, it is a bit pricey for what you get. I'm spoiled when in Vegas, so unless I had a discount or it was comped... I probably wouldn't come here again. If you are on a budget... maybe...
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rev:reviewer	Carol

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