Came by for dinner with our 24-hour Buffet of Buffets wristbands.
There was no line entering the buffet and once you reach the front of the line, photographers take photos of your group while you hold a giant fork and spoon. The photographers come by your table later to try and sell you the photos prints for $20.
The food was left much to be desired. The crab legs were small, and unlike Le Village Buffet, they weren't sliced in half, making it a challenge to eat. The highlight of the meal was probably the meatballs or sausages, which weren't even that great.
And what's up with the lack of restrooms in the buffet? I had to walk out to the casino during my meal to use the loo...