Q: At the suggestion of many Yelpers, we hit the Le Village Buffet at about 11am on a Saturday. The line was pretty long when we came in, I guess as a result of people trying to take advantage of the breakfast/lunch switchout. We hadn't planned on doing that but it ended up happening anyway! Your enjoyment of any buffet is contingent upon managing your expectations. For Le Village Buffet, this can be summed up as such: Do not expect French cuisine! Done. That being said, the stuffed crepes were by far the star, but I also loved the mini quiches and of course the standard breakfast fare of potatoes, bacon, sausage, etc. The desserts were also plentiful and delicious. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Horrible, horrible place. Wannabe Paris Hiltons abound as do the greasy Rico Suave guys with their striped, button down shirts (top buttons undone to expose their drain clogging chest mat.) Semi-famous hockey players, people palming Benjamins, washed up celebrities (Britney for New Years?! C'mON!) and the Pussycat Dolls get to cut in line. Once you're in, you have no idea what all the fuss was about. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Not very responsive or polite. Extra star for the dog that I saw when I was in there. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: cheesy, but great greasy mexican food. this place has my favorite hot salsa in the valley. love their veggie burritios and chips! super affordable. OPTIONS:
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positive