Sentiment analysis: Spacious and overlooking the pool, should you decide to, Aria's Buffet is about as lavish as you can go without going overboard. Exceptionally well-presented and prepaid, the mix runs from bean burritos to pizza to prime rib and a sushi selection rivaling any good restaurant. The desserts are very good and handled by a cut-above of staffers. We spaced and timed our consuming to go back for several plates, shared a few things just to try them and had two hours of careful sampling. The big portions went to carved prime rib and the sushi, but not all at once. Tip big; if you're half-smart, the casino will give it back and for our staffers, well-deserved. Oh? You didn't look for incentive programs to eat here on a two-for-one or comp? That one's on YOU. Cut the cost to at least half and you've scored bragging rights. Las Vegas fare runs from damn awful to sublime, so how you eat is on you: bad nutrition is plentiful; cheap chow and sloppy consumers are plentiful outside, so why not dress a bit nicer and enjoy the Aria's Crystal area? Vegas top name places offer wonderful dinners ad lunches that run from $16 hamburgers to $35 chicken. Forgetpizza anywhere but Chicago, that's a given. It's a getaway: get away from eating the same stuff that you went on vacation to escape. Leave the goddamn kids at HOME; this is Vegas and intended for adults, and the Strip outside willgladly eat stupid tourists without a second thought. Avoid most of the food out there. I recommend the Buffet as an overview of cuisine... all well done.
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Sentiment analysis: One of my favorite places for breakfast. Go for the chorizo con huevos or huevos rancheros. Noms!!
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Sentiment analysis: Service isn't terrible but could be worked on. Drink specials are good, they have lots of TV's for game day! Fox and Hound is much MUCH better than the sister CO. Bailey's.
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positive