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Output: Probably one of the most interesting university buildings in the US and certainly the tallest (supposed surpassed only by the University of Moscow). Nationality rooms are exquisite. Visit the beautiful Heinz Chapel nearby, as well.

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Output: Been to the Wicked Spoon Buffet a few times since they opened. First time I went was during lunch during their first or second week of opening, where there were many kinks still needed to be worked out (lack of labels for the food served, bussers/waiters having a hard time clearing plates, etc.). But I am glad to say that since my first visit, all of these issues have been addressed, and the experience of dining here has vastly improved. The selection of food served have also undergone a lot of changes, with items that are not popular or not being executed well being removed and replaced (crab apples is no more and replaced by chocolate covered marshmallows, dim sum items are gone - I wish they were still able to make the xiao long baos, some desserts are changed or simplified). The wait is a complaint for some visitors, but it hasn't been an issue for me during the times I have dined at the Wicked Spoon Buffet. With the most recent visit being at 7pm during the weekday. Price for lunch is $19 and $27 for dinner, which is pretty fair for the quality and selection of food served. There is also a bar where you can order alcoholic beverages for an additional charge. The buffet itself is pretty organized and traffic for the most part flows smoothly. The salads and appetizers station is located on the left side (facing the buffet) and entrees in the middle, Asian section on the right side near the dessert station. The dining area is decorated nicely, although it is not that large. Finding the buffet can be a A lot of comments have already been posted about the food, so I am not going to bore you with my thoughts and preferences, as we all have different tastes, likes and dislikes. But I will say that occasionally they serve whole suckling pigs (each weighing about 100 pounds and feeds about 30 people) so if you do see it on the buffet consider yourself lucky and enjoy the special treat. From very reliable sources, the Asian station is one of the most popular station at the Wicked Spoon Buffet. The Chefs there have plans to roll out a seasonal menu starting Easter, while continuing to serve the some core items throughout the year, so guests can experience the food at Wicked Spoon without getting bored of the same menu. About the service, I think it is excellent. The waiters/waitresses are all doing their best to offer a great service to the guest. And if you have special dietary needs, you can ask the cooks and they will do their best to accommodate you. If you have other special requests (i.e., craving for a specialty cheese that may not be on displayed at the buffet, wanting to have your prime rib grilled), from personal experience I know they will accommodate you. Which is major kudos in my book. Anyway, for the price of admission, I think you are getting a pretty decent value and food here. 4 stars! And if you have the Cosmopolitan IDENTITY card, present it to the cashier to accumulate points towards the rewards program. ---Promotions--- On "Plateau" Mondays, guests can upgrade their dinner with a Fruits de Mer Seafood Plateau served directly at your table for only $10 per person. Minimum of 2 people.

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Output: I've stayed at theHotel many time in the last few years, mostly in the winter because, as mentioned in a prior review, the journey through the casino to get to the pool isn't worth the trouble. I've never had any reason to dislike theHotel. In fact, I liked it very much.The rooms were nice and confortable, the bar and cafe were great and the staff was excellant. On our last stay we were offered one of the Delano rooms and, regretably, we took it. The room is uncomfortable and uninviting. The furnishings look and feel cheap and incomplete. It's like IKEA hasn't delivered everything yet. Maybe, by not liking the new rooms, I'm showing my complete lack of any sense of style but, I found much of the staff (speaking off the record) agreed with me. I wish them luck but I won't be coming back. There are plenty of other, much nicer, rooms available.

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fantastic, unique clothes are overshadowed by the snotty attitudes of the staff (not Carine or Randall). Shopped there for the last time yesterday. Not worth it. Will spend my time and money at Elan or Mina's.