Problem: Got the "Buffet of Buffets" 24-hour pass to Harrah's buffets back in May 2010, and tried: 1. Le Village Buffet @ Paris 2. Emperor's Buffet @ Imperial Palace 3. Carnival World Buffet @ Rio 4. Spice Market Buffet @ Planet Hollywood I feel bad for finally giving a one-star because I'd like to believe that the chef here actually cares a little bit about what he puts out there... I'd really like to believe that. Well, upon walking into this hotel, you get a sense of... abandonment. Seriously, I enjoyed walking through the place to find the buffet because I felt like I was in some lame B film set in a dying hotel. One of the first things I noticed upon being seated was our server giving us paper napkins. Le Village Buffet gave us actual cloth ones... Later on, we kindly asked the server if we could get a Coke, and she impatiently replied that the machine was right "over there." We guiltily pointed out that our initial order was never taken, and we didn't have cups. At that point, our server sincerely apologized and took our drink order. Ok, I lied. My friend gave her our order, and told me about the incident after she sat back down... and I would LIKE to believe that the server was genuinely apologetic. But who knows. I'm ranting too long about a 1-star place though. And I don't like to complain *too* much. The food was... edible. Ok, maybe it wasn't that bad. I can't remember. But the overall feeling, I do remember. And I walked out laughing... a little sad, but laughing.
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Problem: We wandered in here after walking back to the Zipp's parking lot for vehicle retrieval. I got a delicious peach iced tea that I didn't want to end. However, I just walked half a mile in 100 degree weather, so it had to. They have adorable little treats for only $.60 each (or 3 for $1.50). The chocolate covered macaroon was by far the best. Much like the elusive "Bon Bon" I feel like I've heard a lot about Macaroons in my life, while never actually tasting one, so I'm glad that changed with Mama Java. Also, they have a toy sushi set that I really enjoyed. It was among the books. Next to the Mr. Potato Head. I think it was for children, but I'm easily amused so I had a fun time with it. The only thing I would change is the $.50 surcharge for credit card transactions. But their macaroons are only $.60. I could probably scrounge up that kinda coin from my car any given day, so I'm not too worried about it.
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Problem: This is a great small restaurant. While it doesn't have a lot of seating that is not important to me since I always take home my food. The rolls are always fresh. I call ahead my orders and they are pretty accurate in their wait times. On Wednesday the wait times are usually long which I assume is due to the roll special. That is the day I most often go to take advantage. I have had the chicken dinner before and it was good as well.
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Problem: My brother suggested for us to try to this place since it was close to his house. OK, do not have to ask me twice for food. LOL! It was easy to find and a great little hide away place. YUM on food, Great for service, and Place is clean! We both has to order the French Toast. It came with cinnamon butter. Yes, cinnamon butter. It was so good. Light, eggy, and just YUM for my TUM! We split the hash browns. YUM too... They add their seasoning and just enough flavor to make it different. I need to come back to try the other items on the menu...
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