Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: In my opinion this is the best buffet in Vegas. Dinner was $35 per person before tax/gratuity which is very good compared to some larger hotel buffets that charge a lot more (ex. Wynn at $50+ per person after gratuity). I've been to this buffet twice and I always suggest it to my friends who go Vegas for a trip. I love that their food is portioned which is a plus because for one you are in a buffet, no one is going to fight that you must fill your plate with food and don't you hate that your food mixes in the plate? Well this would help eliminate that problem haha. People go to Wynn because of the alaskan crabs? Well, I prefer to eat cooked crabs and Wicked Spoon has that. It may not be as large but I prefer hot/warm over cold food if I had the choice because to me it just doesn't seem cooked. Of course, I'm not talking about sushi and what not. I would prefer raw fish to be cold and raw lol. Food selection is good and their dessert selections are even better. I'm pretty sure any girl who goes to a buffet looks at the dessert sections as their way to rate a buffet and this would have a great rating for it haha. Please note that if you arrive in between lunch and dinner, you have to wait until dinner at 5pm lol we did not know this and had to find other plans as we thought we could do a late lunch. It was a very depressing first meal of the day as we waited a long time to have food in us. Next time we go Vegas, I think we would stay at the Cosmo. We grew a liking to Marquee and the hotel itself is amazing. Cannot wait!!

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: The Coast with the Most! Las Vegas pretty much blows, as its just an arms race to see who can make the biggest energy-wasting eyesore. However, the "Victorian Room" cafe and restaurant at the back end of the Barbary Coast (next to the glass souvenir case and magazine rack) serves a delicious cheap meal, perfect for down-on-their-luck not-sure-if-i'm-dehydrated-or-hungry-or-just-drunk folks. Two bucks for all drinks, although they serve imbibables in little plastic dixie cups. And it's pretty hard to pretend to be a high roller, considering that is the same kinda cup you use to gargle at the dentist's office. But the special meal deals that kick in between 11pm and 7am are a great find. $3 for pancakes, bacon and toast. $7 for a delicious steak, 2 eggs, hashbrowns and toast. $13 for a prime rib that is, according to a friend, better than a Ruth's Chris. A highlight for a city of fakes, this place is true. What "stays in Vegas" is actually your money.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
Came on a busy Sunday morning. It's a nice little diner style place - casual, not quite dive-y - with delicious French toast and surprisingly tasty hash browns. I say surprisingly because when they come out, they're these funky little cubes that look like they might have come out of a bag but then they surprise you with how tasty they are - they're cooked with some onions and they're good. Bacon was also yummy. The low point would be the coffee - hot enough but it tasted a bit weak and as though it had been on the burner for a bit too long. Granted I got decaf so it might have been the brand, but still. Before we got the check, I'd have given the place three stars. But then there's the fact that this place is SO CHEAP. Seriously, when you can fill up a pregnant woman and a grown man for under twenty bucks, you've got it going on. X-tra star for X-treme value!