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* Nearly everything I got was premium in taste
* Lamb, Duck, Tri-Tip, and Crab . Yum !
* Seating
* Atmosphere
Cons:
* Felt rushed
* No hot crab legs
* No discount offered with Player's Card
* No flavored ice tea
* Sushi didn't fancy me (nor did their Clam Chowder)
After walking around the strip for quite sometime, my girlfriend and I decided we'd try this buffet out. Price for dinner on a Monday night was $24.99/pp. In comparison to the rest of the places to eat around Paris, we thought it was a pretty good deal and we would get a variety.
Seating after entering the buffet came fast. We were literally seated the minute we walked in (but it was 9:45 pm so I didn't expect a wait). I like the atmosphere of the buffet. It's almost as if it was a street corner full of restaurants. It had the look as if you were dining outside. It was different and I liked it. We got seated in a corner that was near a wall. No complaints there. I actually like the fact that we wouldn't have to worry about people walking by every 5 seconds and accidentally bump into our chair or table.
When ordering my drink, I asked for Raspberry Ice Tea, but they didn't have that so I opted for Sierra Mist. When I got to the actual buffet, I was pretty astonished at some of the stuff they had: Sushi, Crab Legs, Lamb, Bow-tie Pesto, Poached Salmon, Clam Chowder, etc. etc... the list goes on.
Nearly everything I sampled was really good. There were a few that I didn't care for much. I figured mentioning those would do more good to anyone considering going to Le Village Buffet. Read below under "Tips" for more info on what I didn't care for. I would have given this place 5 stars, but the reason I didn't is because when arriving, I asked the lady at the register if there was still enough time to enjoy eating since it was near 10. She told me we had an hour to eat before they would close down the buffet. However, while eating; someone approached us at 10:30 and told us to make our final selections because the buffet was about to shutdown and that we would have to be out by 11. I don't know why I was eating at the buffet this late anyhow, I get it. It's just that the girl told me we had 1 hour when really we only had 30 minutes to actually get food at the buffet. No biggie, we were practically done eating. We did feel a little rushed (especially since my girlfriend didn't get a chance to make her way to the dessert yet).
Overall:
Aside from feeling a bit rushed, I'd say a really good buffet with some very tasty selections.
Tips:
* Sushi was not good at all. I had one piece and was done.
* Clam Chowder was nice to see on the menu, but wow it was extremely thick and I'm not even exaggerating. I love Clam Chowder, but Le Village's was just too much.
* Come before 10pm if you are eating dinner here. 10pm is last seating, but as you read above it would be wiser to come earlier.
* Don't forget to check out the very far left section: this is where the lamb, tri-tip steak and other goodies are. You can even make your own Gyro!
* along w/ making your own Gyro, there is a Crepe station too. Yum.
* Come hungry! Seriously!!
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