Problem: I came here for LJ (UYE) with bunch of other yelpers. Literally took up two big tables eight. They did great job of taking everyones order and really for the most part getting everyone orders right. When it comes too big parties its usually more hassle but the staff there really on point. I know never saw anyone on our table with empty glass of soda or what not. Before I even had chance too finish had a server come up ask me if need another drink. Yelpers do we literally was the last ones too shut the place down but the staff never pushed us out. Yet again another start for service and just handling big party. I have been here once before but it been while so looking forward too the pizza and the company. The thing about this style is traditional not suppose too cut the pizza (although if you want they WILL cut it up for you). It can make for interesting eating not only using fork and knife action. Also the fact that its thin crust pizza and depending on the pizza order can be even more tricky. Think of it as part of the fun! I order the Stellebello. I enjoyed. I like the combination of pine nuts, sausage, sauce, and just the right amount of cheese. The crust was good. The pizza cooked in cold brick oven so its not your traditional crust crispy but more on the soft side. So if thinking getting crusty crust you will be disappointed. It decent size pie so warning lay off the bread. Lol! Or else going have hard time finishing off the pie. I am fan of Stellebello! Just that since its in Henderson would much rather go with my favorite closer too home. Sure if in the area someplace would stop by get my pie on. Mahalos too LJ for setting up the UYE. As always great time meeting new yelpers never meet before and seeing friends again. Till the next UYE.
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Problem: BOMB food for all you can eat. You don't have to lower your standards because it's AYCE. It takes some time for them to bring out your food, so do yourself a favor and put in a couple choices so there's a steady flow of sushi coming. There's so many good ones, I can't pick a favorite. Be patient, cause they do tend to get backed up.
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Problem: This place has gone downhill since my last review. The service is even slower than before and the food quality is poor at best. Also, most of the card readers at the stalls don't work. Such a shame as this place was right down the street for me.
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Problem: All the other reviews for Moo seem positive so maybe we just caught them on a bad day, but safe to say we shall not be going back! We'd decided against Circle further down the street as all the condensation on the windows made it look a bit sweaty but with hindsight, condensation = lots of people = popular. Anyway, I digress. So we ended up in Moo which has slightly quirky decoration; the highlight (or should that be lowlight?) was a perspex box with a display made from children's farm animals ('Moo' - I get it!) which may have been hilariously ironic when placed there but over the years has become dusty and just a bit grubby. A couple of sad little cows have also bitten the dust so it's actually just a box with some jumbled toys in it. Anyway, we only wanted drinks and I ordered hot chocolate. We'd been out for a walk and it was freezing so I was really looking forward to a steaming mug with, hopefully, some whipped cream and possibly even a marshmallow or three. I was gutted when not only did I not get any of these hot chocolate accessories but my 'hot' chocolate was more like 'luke warm at best' chocolate. My friend ordered milkshake and was excited by the fact that Moo proclaimed on the menu that it was made with Luca's ice cream. How could it fail?! By grinding ice cubes into it, not ice cream, that's how. Meanwhile, the boyfriend and friend No2 sat sipping tea and looking smug as we exclaimed with dismay over each fresh disappointment.
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