Sentiment analysis: We have gone to the buffer for years back when they had crab nightly and for us it was the best buffet ever. We always ate here one while visiting from SoCal The crab buffet ended a few years ago but we happened to be in town and noticed the buffet had crab on Friday night so we went We waited for 1.5 hours in line started shortly after 7 pm. They had several VIP lines and sat everyone in those lines before general public - very unfair. The crab legs were tiny baby crab no meat like before and poor tasting This buffet went from the top of our choice to where we will never go back They are out of town in Henderson and used to worth the drive but not anymore most other casinos have a better buffet and better service

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Sentiment analysis: No, no, no, no. If I could give 0 stars, I would. I flip this place off every time I drive past. Don't ask me why my dear other half thought this was a good place to take a classic car, but he did. They charged $1000 for various things. I don't remember the details of part names, but here goes the original bill: - $400 worth of "It needs this, oh wait, no it doesn't, it needs THIS", AKA replacing the same parts twice and charging for their mistakes - $100 worth of useless bullshit - $500 for a rebuilt carburetor, that had been rebuilt several times already. Why not just rebuild the one in the car? (An original part from 1969, and avoid after-market parts on a classic car!) Oh wait, that would be intelligent. He took the car home. The next day, it refused to start. Out of money, he let it sit quite a while before another attempt. We took it to Whitey's down the road, who diagnosed it as the carburetor dumping fuel (um, what, that was replaced.) They were correct though. So, back to Meineke we went, on Whitey's suggestion, to confront them. Most auto parts are warrantied for a year. Or a certain mileage. Or something. This would have been within a year, and the car had been driven 10 miles since it was put in. A whole 10 miles. They were RUDE as hell, confrontational, and defensive from the get-go. They gave him the run-around about "I have to call the manufacturer and call you back", blah blah blah. The guy then began lecturing him on "Why did you take it somewhere else?! That may void the warranty." I got pissed at this, and piped up "Why would he take it back somewhere that raked him for $1000 and plainly couldn't fix the issue? They only diagnosed it, they didn't work on it, so that doesn't void warranties." Of course this resulted in the nastiest glare I've ever gotten from a "customer service" representative, and of course the part wasn't under warranty after that. SCREW YOU, MEINEKE.

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Sentiment analysis: My review in one word - disappointing. How about two words? Very disappointing. We were so excited to try this place after strong yelp reviews and friends' recommendations so we saved our first visit for my birthday. 6:15 Saturday night reservations started off great. Seated right away, asked if we had theater plans so they could make sure they tended us in a timely manner. Seemed like a great beginning. That was when it went downhill. The two of us were seated along the wall where the " tables" for two are located. These tables are woefully small and completely inadequate for any dinner setting. And they are so close together!! They are essentially thigh width apart!! There should be a minimum state requirement of butt width for goodness sake! Even the skinny busboys couldn't wedge themselves in there. When your chair is wider than the table, you know it's bad. Makes for a very disruptive dining experience when your neighbor leaves. Plus, I think the fire marshall should have a look at this. Can't be safe. When I say close together, I mean the plates of the diners on either side of me were just as close to me as my wife's across the table! Everything was in arms reach. I wanted a table for two, not a party of six. I am not that interested in your life, trust me. Beer served in cans is not my style but I did one anyway. Arrived warm. Wanted to try the smoked wings we'd heard about so we started with those and the curry mussels. Both came out together and we literally had to stack them on top of each other on the table since it was so tiny. Ridiculous. The wings were the best thing all night - good, not great. I'm a huge mussels fan and was excited when they arrived looking fresh and delish. They were large but not delish. There was NO flavor. Bland with a capital B. No curry flavor at all - I think the steaming liquid would have tasted better. Did the spice cabinet turn out to be empty? Nice quantity though. Just not what I would have expected. Frankly I could have stopped eating here - and wish I had. We had placed our entire order at one time. I ordered the brisket sandwich and my wife the short rib flatbread. Between appetizers and entree was at least 50 minutes. At one point I was finally able to grab our server ( where DOES she does disappear to?) and told her, if it's not out now, just cancel the order. She had stopped by 25 minutes prior and said they'd be out in one minute. Wrong. Amazingly, mine came out but she dropped the flat bread in the kitchen. Service disaster. Let's just say 2 1/2 hours is way too long for what we had. One hour waits between courses? Absurd. Service was among the worst I've ever experienced. And the brisket? After 3 bites I put my utensils down. Not good at all. Another flavorless serving. Flatbread? Awful. Short rib my eye. If there was more than an ounce of short rib on there I'll buy your next meal. I feel bad giving it two stars but that was what my experience calls for. Oh, and the very limited draft beer menu? No Oktoberfest at all. Instead, a summer session ale? I mean, come on guys - this is October! There's no excuse for that. And at $7 and $10 each for our drafts, this is not a place I'd even want to drink.

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