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I came around 4:30 pm on a Saturday and they had a steady stream of customers. When you walk in, the salad bar is already laid out in front of you. They have you getting your food and tray way before you pay! They have a pretty decent selection of things to throw on your salad, including prepared tossed salads, pasta salads, slaw, potato salad, tons of dressing choices, and all your typical toppings. It's not hard to fill up your plate with just salad alone.
If you ever venture past the salad bar, you'll find a few varieties of soup (chicken noodle, tomato soup, french onion, etc.) and chili, a make your own baked potato section, a few selections of focaccia breads, cornbread, and even the pasta bar. (Their mac n' cheese reminds me of the Kraft in the box variety, which I actually really like!)
When you're ready to satisfy your sweet tooth, they have chocolate pudding, fresh fruit, sundae bar, and rice pudding. (I didn't see any molten lava cake like Myke R. was talking about though!)
Beverage choices include your basic soda, along with strawberry lemonade and cranberry green tea! You can even make your own coffee with a shot of something or other and chocolate milk with syrup!
They claim that everything is made from scratch, which definitely impresses me and I wish I could take a look into their kitchen to see if they are really are brewing up chicken stock! They also label what's vegetarian and vegan, which is definitely a rising trend and helps everyone out.
Service is surprisingly good. There's someone there to help you find a table when you're carrying your tray (and sometimes they'll even help you out with your tray too)! And there are a lot of busboys and busgirls clearing you table efficiently and quickly. There were some staff members even asking how things were.
Although you may think you're eating healthy though, you can easily OD on the fatty stuff. After all, it's still a buffet and you'll find yourself eating a few too many breads or potatoes with real butter and sour cream.
Their Sunday morning menu offers waffles, biscuits and gravy, eggs, and make your own burritos too!
Dinners cost about $9.39/pp, but you can always find a coupon in the weekly ads. It's a real deal for children to eat here though! And you can also do take out too!
Overall, it's not a bad choice when you're eating like this for under $10/pp and with such a variety, everyone will be happy!
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