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  • I've only been there once and it was about a year and a half ago. I searched to see if it has been remodeled since I was last there and I cannot find any info saying so, so I'm assuming that it is the same since I last went there. My brother came to visit from out of town and for some reason he heard that this place was good and wanted to try it out. Being a local, I'm rarely impressed with what the strip casino buffets offer compared to the local casinos because they all pretty much serve the same foods but the strip buffets are twice as expensive and twice as crowded. In this case both still stand true. First off, the wait to get in was about an hour and a half! Luckily I wasn't the one that had to wait in line so I just went to the casino and played while I waited for his call. Finally after an hour and a half he hit the front of the line and it was finally time to eat. The first thing I noticed was the layout and design of the buffet. It is supposed to look like some French street market or whatever and there's the main dining floor which had like cobblestone paths or whatever and there were like little "rooms" on the sides which was where we were seated. It's a horrible theme and completely bad layout. The rooms looked like little village shops or something and had space for about 4 tables with about 20 seats or so but it's just a horrible design. My biggest complain about that is that if all of those walls were knocked down and all of the rooms were eliminated, they could probably seat another 200 people at any given time, which would alleviate, the wait in the line but getting more people in at once. I could see the rooms being a nifty little idea, especially if you're filling up that room with your own party but when there's 5 other parties in there, it's not so great. The rooms are somewhat isolated and are fairly quiet and it's not so fun hearing the other family's kids yelling and not having the buzz of the restaurant drowning it out. The food The food was nothing nothing special really. I honestly don't remember much about the food. It wasn't anything different than what I could have gotten from a local casino but for half the price. I think the cost was like $40 per person for a dinner buffet and for what we got, it was not worth it at all. One thing I do remember is that the flow of the buffet was not good. People just kept cutting in front of me and had no clue on where the flow of the buffet line was and every time I went up to the buffet, I would come back aggravated and annoyed with how much side stepping I had to do to get from point a to point b. Overall, I'd say stay away. For the money you're better off going to a nice place and ordering a decent meal opposed to going to a tourist buffet.
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