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  • * $9 for lunch (save $1 with your Boarding Pass) Station Casinos is playing a game of good property/bad property at the corner of Lake Mead and Rancho in North Las Vegas. You have the grim, rundown Fiesta and the reasonably appealing Texas across the street. Why would anyone go to the Festival Buffet at the Fiesta when you have The Feast Buffet at Texas Station right across the street? To offer something for everyone, they also have the Wildfire, a junior casino across Rancho. They are your full-service casino company. The Feast buffet is a spacious, attractively appointed feeding venue. The lighting and design are pleasing. Of course, they blast you with stun tunes but somehow it's not so bad here. The first thing you notice: real dishes. Not like the Festival Buffet with their plastic discs. Feeding statons include Bayou Country, American Favorites (beef brisket and turkey breast carvings), Italian, Chinese, barbecue, pizza, salad bar, salsa bar, and Mexican, where the guy will fry up your beef or chicken fajitas. ($1 tip suggested.) Most of what I sampled was tasty, except (not good): chow mien noodles, mac & cheese, fried catfish. Don't bother with the salad bar. I didn't try it because it looks just like a dreadful Sizzler salad bar. The Bayou Country feeding station features steamed crawfish. As a service to my readers, I ate two of them. They're just little critters and a chore to peel (picture posted). It would take several to make a mouthful. The guys behind the counter said to eat only the tail, not the body, although that has meat too. They look something like a microscopic lobster. They have creepy little centipede legs and long feelers that poke out of their head. They're kind of tasty, not like a shrimp or a lobster either. Being a country boy, crawfish are nothing new to me. Just the eating part. We used to catch "crawdads" as we called them by sticking a lump of bread to a string. You lowered the lump of bread into a stagnant pond. For some reason, the crawdads would grab onto the string. We pulled 'em up out of the water and kept them as pets until they died in a few days. The Feast Buffet is pretty nice. It just misses being as good as the Rampart buffet because they didn't have anything like the tasty salmon offered at the Rampart. The Feast had those shriveled filets of Tilapia.
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