Q: Very disappointing experience. Rooms are stark, with a few James Bond photos to seemingly make them feel "hip." Service is at best, indifferent. Really underperformed the hype. The restaurant has a pedestrian menu. Lot's of improvement needed to justify 4 star prices.

A: negative

Q: No good. At all. Prices are awful. 1 star for the piped wasabi.

A: negative

Q: Wonderfully cheap happy hour and lunch specials. We're talking four dollars for a half-pound burger and drink. The full-price appetizer menu was tasty, but a little expensive for the amount of food. I definitely recommend Skip and Jan's if you're looking to watch a weekend sporting event and want to enjoy some inexpensive food. The service is 5 stars.

A: positive

Q: I had to try it. We were tired of the M (except I really like their cider, and when they serve it to me in a wine glass) so we wanted my brother to be the first in the family to try the Cosmo buffet (since my parents already hit up the M years before he could visit me again). We went on a Sunday night - line was nonexistent, price reasonable, ambiance great. Our server Will was fantabulous - attentive, sense of humor, super fast on drink requests and refills. He gave Eric R. three sprite refills at one time since he was unusually thirsty for soda, something he never drinks. The iced tea was good - definitely brewed and not Lipton. It was sort of oolong ish. Will was the only reason I gave 2 stars instead of one. Yes, the plates are awkward. You can fit like 3 or 4 items at a time, they are clunky and sliding everywhere. Will told us he can only clear one person's mess at a time, which slows down his progress. The worst for me was the lack of signage. Personally, I don't like to put a bunch of food in my mouth that has no distinguishing characteristics. What the heck were in half the dishes?! I honestly have no idea. I wasn't in the mood for an omelette, so everything was out of my control. The shrimp and crab fingers - served in pairs already in sauce...yuk. Almost every dish I could find, labeled or not, had pork in it, except carving station stuff. Pasta, shrimp dishes, creamed corn, you name it, it was pork-infested. With limited options, I didn't enjoy much except the make-your-own noodle bowl station at the end of the buffet. The desserts were worse - nothing was labeled except the gelato. I didn't know what the hot pink goo was or the purple fudge looking stuff was, so I didn't get any of that. I asked Will why the food wasn't labeled. He said lots of people ask him that, that the management is aware, but that the "signage is delayed on order." I would hope the Cosmo has its own printer. Oh well. Not coming back here.

A:
negative