Sushi is ok, not the best, but decent given the prices. We came in on a Saturday during lunch and it was not crowded at all. Great place if you want to satisfy your sushi craving fast. The nigiri was pretty good and overall the sushi was very fresh. Lots of selection too.
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Really...I only came to this buffet because: 1) It's close to my work 2) I had a comp for a free buffet that was due to expire by the weekend I'm really not too picky about buffets in general because: 1) I'm a cheap eater...lots makes me happy 2) I eat at Chinese buffets! An iron stomach comes in handy But the Feast Buffet in Palace Station? Meh. MEH! I really have had better. The only saving grace for this place is the near extreme cheap prices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. If you go for dinner it's less than $9 before tax! If your budget is in a recession and you want choices (or you're a UNLV undergrad on a date and want to impress with quantity) than come visit here. If you're looking for quality...ah, you might want to saunter somewhere else. I had eaten at the Feast Buffet several years back and I just don't remember it. It wasn't good, but I don't remember it being bad. It's just very lackluster. I'm sure when O.J. Simpson stayed here pre-arrest he probably ate here. If I came that day, I probably would have given this place another star. Yeah, some food, and possibly a signed football from one of the greats? Sure. Of course this all depends if I had a football on me that day. This Feast Buffet is typical as those of all the other Station Casinos in town, with one major caveat - SIZE. Yes, unfortunately in this case size does matter. This buffet is like only 1/3 the size of the rest of them! I've seen more choices (and fresher choices) at the local Golden Corral! It's just sad. So sad. It's like Palace Station is the bastard child of Station Casinos. Nothing about this place screams gourmet. No sushi (even faux sushi), no real Asian section either. Pot stickers (badly cooked ones), and fried egg rolls DO NOT make up an Asian section. The Feast Buffet at Palace Station is heavy on American and Mexican fare. Though to their credit they do include an Italian build-your-own pasta section, where the cook will make you any basic pasta dish you like with you choice of veggies, meats, and sauces (LOL...red, or white..seriously). That is not bad as long as the chef cooks your pasta right. Luckily my Fettuccine Alfredo with shrimp was hard to mess up. Only complaint was that the sauce was too heavy with not enough cheese. The rest of this buffet was really kinda just under average. The carving section with meats was OK, the only standout to me was the carnitas which were tender. You can also have a cheeseburger done on the grill, just demand that you get a fresh patty thrown on and not one that sits on the side in a container of grease. Yuck. The salad bar was way under par, not only was it messy at the time, but a lot of the veggies didn't look freshly prepared. Lots of canned stuff. Color me not impressed. Don't even get me started on the dessert section. What a shame! It's like a tiny island in the middle of nowhere. And the desserts STINK. Basic cakes and pies, that really don't look all that appetizing. What...no gelato? Only soft serve available and it was no bueno. The Feast Buffet here (as well as possibly the majority of Palace Station) needs some serious renovating. I would gladly pay a dollar more for the buffet if it was vastly improved. It needs some serious help. Until then I probably won't be back. Unless I get another comp that needs to be used on a Monday - Thursday.
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My love affair with this store began when I lived in Ohio but it was far from home, so needless to say I was beyond thrilled to find one just 3 miles away from our new place! High quality clothing and housewares at affordable prices. I shop the sale racks for even deeper discounts :) It is clean, organized, and it's nice to be greeted with a warm hello each time I've entered the store.
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We went in around 830pm on a Friday night and it was very quiet inside. We asked about any DJ or live music and the bartenders explained that they have a DJ but not sure when they were coming in. We had a couple of drinks and hung out for about 45 min. and still no music. This bar has so much potential with it's awesome location within the historical Hotel San Carlos. I was so disappointed to not have it be more lively or organized enough to have a DJ that comes in a specific time each night on the weekends. Prices were average for the bar. It felt like this place hasn't been updated in a while and there is like a huge bubble lamp with a hot pink light inside.......... the cool part is the chandeliers and the "VIP" section that looks like my grandma's living room.
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