Q: The best buffet in Vegas hands down!! On the weekends it costs about $30, but this last time I went it was 2 for 1 if you have a Rewards Card... and you better believe I brought mine!!! Wooohoooo!! They have a nice selection to choose from and the quality of the food is top notch. Some of my favorite dishes there are the tri-tip steak, prime rib, fried chicken, kalua pig, lomi salmon, and kalbi ribs. Trust me when I say everything is good! They also have crab legs that are piled up pretty high and never seem to run out. I don't like crab, but if you do then you'll be in heaven! They also have an all you can drink beer and wine station as well as a pretty good dessert station across from it. At the dessert place they got a good sized gelato selection. I usually get the oreo or vanilla. When ever I am in Vegas it is a must for me and my group to eat at a buffet, and Studio B Buffet is the winner!! Winner, winner, chicken dinner!!

A: positive

Q: There used to be a Monti's across from Fiesta mall and that was a much better location. The ambience in this location is horrible, even if it is considered a landmark. The bread they give wasn't as good as the one at the newer Monti's that closed down. The fried zucchini I ordered was also hard and tasted really bad. One of the worst dining experiences that I've had.

A: negative

Q: The fountains at the Bellagio are so famous & rightly so. They were everything I hoped they would be & more. They are definitely an awesome free attraction & worth watching, and the fountain show takes place several times an hour in the evening. We watched it once on of our first evenings in Las Vegas, but then on another night, we just hung out, watched them with our drinks in hand. They were incredible.

A: positive

Q: I really want this place to be awesome, because, yet again, I want Regent Square to be an up and coming area. This place has been here for years, and as I sit drinking my bitter, bitter coffee, and smelling the overwhelming scent of (I believe) dog pee, I wonder how it's even possible. The three times I've been here, I'm greeted as if I'm a colonial space marine trying to fish a child out of a vent. They always sit in the corner peeking over the top of the counter as if I am terrifying to them, then duck out of the way. Then grudgingly come when I peek around the counter at them. If I didn't, I'm convinced that they would just sit there, as if they're not certain of what position they hold in this place, or what the next step should even be. This is what I like to call, "The Dance of Shitty Customer Service." Today (and I write this longingly looking over at Square Cafe) I decided to give it a chance because it never is crowded, and I figured the quiet would be a good thing. The girl at the counter was on the phone, and that's the way it stayed for two minutes until I said 'excuse me?'. The charming reply: "Yeah?" She grudgingly got off the phone, and after accomplishing the Herculean task of handing me a cup, I pumped this swill that I'm currently drinking. She's currently muttering under her breath back in her corner. I'm not sure if maybe she's having a bad day, or she's just an asshole, but...if I had to bet, I'm going with asshole. This place has pretty expensive coffee for how awful it is, and the food...Just don't eat the food. (side note: this place isn't quiet at all when somebody orders something. She stomps around like she's being sent to her room. Then continues muttering) Okay, so this place is a travesty. Bad coffee, bad odor, bad lighting, unbelievably bad, grudging service. I would beg the owners to put any effort into this place. As it is now, it's cornered the market in Regent Square, and sits like a middle finger boastfully pointing at the people of Braddock Avenue.

A:
negative