A completely average buffet experience awaits the unsuspecting. To be fair, it's not horrid, but it is not as good as the Aladdin or Paris in the same neighborhood. Standard fare, moderate selection. This is a narrow, crowded restaurant, but the food is flavorful, full of olive oil and garlic and authentic. The antipasto bar is out of this world thanks to its olive salad, and it serves as a perfect appetizer before the meal.
Prices are okay, and certainly fair for the food.
This little Chinese place is next door to the Market City Cafe and offers a similar semi-casual dining experience, except with Chinese food. The meals are fresh and light for Chinese. The eggs are served all day, much to the chagrin of the chickens. Named after the famous magician, Blackstone's serves up steaks that you'll make magically disappear. Then they will spend several hours being digested by your stomach, before the nutrients are leeched out by your intestines and the waste is jettisond by your body.