Just missed the line for the Wynn Buffet the night before and went to Aria to check out the new casino. It was time for lunch and we found the buffet and thought it would fulfill our hunger. Unfortunately, the selection of food at the Aria Buffet was very limited. $30 per person for lunch is so not worth it. There was prime rib, king crab legs, turkey, asian entrees, cereal, Mexican entrees, dessert bar, etc. I think what I really enjoyed was the only two types of dim sum they had and the asian stir fry vegetables over rice. Which brings up, while eating away, My boyfriend and I saw their chef mix a batch of eggs (maybe for their scrambled eggs?) and he turned on the sink and mixed quite a good amount of tap water into the mixture of just plain eggs. Are they serious??? So if you don't want watered down eggs, don't try it. I probably ate about $10 worth of food there. Also, on another note. I asked for a Peach bellini and the waitress had no idea what it was. She had to come back two times to ask me what it was and what was in it. It finally came out after I got my food.

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positive

Prior to my visit I checked the prices online and when I arrived the menu price was different. I asked if they were going to honor that price and the hostess told me that they needed to update the menu online. I went to this restaurant because of the price and for them not to honor what they are advertising is unacceptable.

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Food was decent, not too sure how this place is getting such rave reviews though... Probably the most expensive Mexican place of it's style. $25 for a burro, two tostadas, and two mini-tacos. Seriously?! Also, no free refills or chips/salsa. Are we going back? No.
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