Sentiment analysis: This is one of those belated reviews, like over 2 years belated. I wanted to wait until I had the opportunity to come back before I finally put this review in. When I first moved out here, I lived fairly close to the M and was told by everyone that that their buffet is a must. I admit, I have attempted to eat at Studio B about 3 times before I finally got the opportunity back in 2011. The first 3 times here, I was greeted with a line so long that it wasn't worth it for me. Eventually I got in and have been eatin here at least 10 times since. Plus, I learned a trick to get to the front of the line (my secret). If I was rating Studio B Buffet 2 years ago, I'd give them 5 stars for presentation, price (I usually had discounts or it was free), selection, and set up. Also keep in mind that I don't frequent buffets and never could rationalize the cost since I never get my money's worth. You won't find too much here that you cannot find at the other strip casino buffets, but the food here is much much better. I'm a huge fan of everything seafood here and their sushi is pretty good considering it's buffet style. Remember, buffet style sushi equals not fresh. Here, they tend to add a new batch every couple of minutes so you get the freshest buffet style sushi here. I'm not saying that Studio B Buffet is the best tasting buffet that I have had in Las Vegas. Taste wise, my favorite is still Mandalay's. But Studio B is my overall favorite buffet here in Las Vegas. I have made Studio B the standard. PS: Beer served here. Not for me, but my buds sure took advantage. I can't believe we spent 3+ hours here one time. Free beers will do that.

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Sentiment analysis: Before arriving to Las Vegas, we had looked up things you must do while in Vegas. One of the things listed that you must check out was In-N-Out Burgers. We pulled up to a packed parking lot as people were fighting for parking spots. When we walked in the line was so long we thought, damn this is gonna be and in-n-stay rather than in-n-out burger place. Wrong. They were so fast along with the diners because tables were like parking spots, loads of people and cars and not a lot of seating or parking spots. We spotted a table and downed our burgers and fries. It reminded me of a Johnny Rockets Restaurant if you have ever been there but it was much better!! For under $5 bucks a person, you could have a tasty burger with fries and a drink and its really good. They apparently butcher their own meat so I was told. At least the company which is family owned butchers their own meat. If you are in Las Vegas and needing a quick bite, definitely stop by In-N-Out Burgers!! It was totally worth it!! Cheers and Enjoy!!

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Sentiment analysis: The only reason I left off a star is because its a bit pricey. The first time I went I got the chipotle egg burrito and it was FANTASTIC! It was filling and actually one of the cheaper breakfasts on the menu. The next time I went I ordered the Croque Monsieur, and lets just say... I've never ordered anything else from Ncounter again! I now ALWAYS get the Croque Monsieur. Sourdough bread topped with ham, tomatoes, gruyere, mustard, and two basted eggs. Every time I go back I tell myself to try something new like Bananas Fosters French (which looks so yummy!), but I a,ways go back to this. But, as I mentioned, it is quite pricey for something next to a college campus. The mimosas were over $5 and, while tasty, we're small and not a good value. I also believe the food prices may have raised since their opening. Maybe this is because of their quick rise in popularity.

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