We got a package dinner with our ticket to "V-The Ultimate Variety Show." Our 10 minute wait to be seated turned into 25 minutes. Our voucher only gave us a choice of a chicken, sirloin or salmon plate with a side of green beans and mashed potatoes and the unlimited food bar. Portions were a joke for a dinner valued at $40. I ordered a sirloin medium and got an overcooked end cut that was about 2 oz of thinly sliced burnt meat. When I brought it to the waiter's attention the rude response I got was, "that is the right amount and that is a medium." The service was slow, the portions were small, the meat (whether salmon or beef) was mostly flavorless/lacked seasoning, and in most cases, overcooked. The green beans were squishy and the mashed potatoes were as hard as a rock. The food at the bar was subpar. The Brazilian cheese biscuits were as hard as a rock. Overall, this place was an epic fail! I will also be doing some research on the mandatory $1 per person water conservation charge. I've never heard of it and when I do an Internet search nothing comes up about this mandatory charge except for complaints about this place charging for it. Also, when the check came, the waiter entered what they call the full value of the meal since we were on a theater voucher combo and wrote down the amount of suggested tip on your receipt for 15% and 20% off the full value, and require that you enter the tip amount before running your card. Another pressure tactic. They also pander to Yelp reviews and give you a free dessert of you take a picture and post a Yelp review while in the restaurant.