The name says it all. Terrible.
I guess you pay the consequences for being cheap and stopping at the first place we drove past. $10 for a tiny buffet with the normal free hotel food: wet eggs, funky already made omelets, oval hashbrowns, thin bacon, and funky fruit salad. They had a carving station with dry meat that was recommended I "put a lot of barbecue sauce on it because it helps make it better" by an employee.
We did get a lot of champagne. The only good thing.
My stomach was very angry at me for filling it with what this place tried to convince us was food.