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dateCreated	2012-10-19 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Festival Buffet
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rev:text	One of the Top 5 WORST buffets I've experienced. Me and my boyfriend didn't think much of this place. The people running it are rather blase' about the whole thing, not very attentive to the customer. The food was very "cafeteria" as my boyfriend says. I'll eat almost anything, but this was Dumpsville from the proverbial 'get-go'. The orange chicken from the Asian section was mushy... mushy? How do you make orange chicken mushy? Well, the Fiesta found a way to do it. Much of the entire buffet seemed to be just splattered across the serving stations, like throwing a can of paint across a canvas and signing your name to it. Nothing special at the lunch buffet, just all the standards you can think of... mashed potatoes, fried rice, a couple of hams screaming for their lives at the carving station, and therein lies the metaphor which probably best fits this basically generic buffet --- the 'best' items on the line were the standards. My boyfriend liked the fried chicken the best while I gorged on the all-beef hot dogs. Other little annoyances are things like asking for another glass of milk and not getting it. Our server was talking with The Manager who "pulled her aside". I guess he felt that his business was more important than the customers. Extra tidbits: the shelled mussels were ok, if not particularly hot, and there were about 5 or 6 different kinds of dinner rolls. Never got to the soups because they were inconviently placed around the room, but they were strictly standards (there's that word again).... chicken noodle, sweet pea.... zzzzzzzzzz And now for the big question: Would I ever go back to eat here again? Well, that's a toughie..... um..... let's just say I would return if I ran out of gas in that part of town, I was absolutely famished, and my sunglasses had mud on them so I couldn't see that I was re-entering the Fiesta.... otherwise, NO!
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