Q: This buffet was recommended to us by one of our cabbies when we asked him where the locals go for a good valued buffet. Since it was about 10+ minutes away from our hotel, we took his advice and decided to give it a try. The food was edible from what I can remember, but most buffets are mediocre. I don't remember exactly how much we paid per person, but it was definitely under $20. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: My husband and I had breakfast at this cafe today- it was terrible. We paid $17 for two microwaveable breakfasts! Nothing was fresh, the quality was very poor. We will not be returning, so upset we couldn't eat more than a few bits. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I'm about to go on a Vegas binge sometime soon, this review was supposed to come earlier but I've been busy this whole year! Anyways, I digress, here are some quick tips: 1. At time of writing, Bayside Buffet does still have discounts through MyVegas the facebook/iphone app. 2. Strategic timing is key. If you come at 10:45 AM for Breakfast M-F, you can get in for $17.99 and then stay for lunch when it's bumped up to $21.99. This is just common Vegas buffet savvy though! However, this DOES NOT work for dinner as it does start at 4:30 PM regardless of the day. 3. Brunch begins at 7:00-2:30 on Saturdays/Sundays. We rolled in on a lazy Saturday afternoon around 1:00 PM towards the tail end of brunch. We knew that there might be a lot of people waiting to get in, but we weren't prepared to see that the line was pretty much completely empty. Regardless, we walked up presented our MyVegas discount to get in for 2 for 1 without problems, and then walked up to the buffet. I remember around twelve years back heading to the Bayside for the best crab and the best desserts on the strip. A lot has changed for the worse. It seemed as though almost everything that we had was either lukewarm or cold. Even things that were supposed to be under heat lamps were still cold! Still, being hungry, we decided to sample what they had to offer. I picked up various pieces of meat from the grill, some italian dishes, and tried their sushi. One of the things I figured out quickly was their was really low quality and the steaks that they had were mostly tasteless and full of gristle. Furthermore, the pasta sauces were watered down and the sushi was a complete utter joke. Then again, sushi at Vegas buffets are usually not really top notch at all, but this was just seaweed covered disgusting, cold, and hard rice. The dessert section was not any better. Most of the stuff was melting and leftover chocolate streaks from stuff already taken by other guests was all over the plates. Most places at least replace the plates that food was taken off of. Anyways, what upset my girlfriend and I the most was one particular dish. There was a baked rolled up piece of salmon that seemed like it was going to be hot. As I cut into it and opened it up, I discovered that the inside seemed to be raw. Note, this was not some sort of fancy salmon tartar or salmon sashimi, this was supposed to be a baked piece of salmon that was fully cooked. Anyways, I notified the waiter who promised to talk to the chef. I watched this interaction to see what would happen. The chef talked with the waiter, looked at the fish, set it down, and went back to laughing and talking to another coworker. The waiter came back and told me that the chef said it was cooked, but when I asked for the waiter's opinion he told me he wouldn't have eaten it because it looked raw. At this point, I asked for a manager. I couldn't believe that the chef would be so careless with his guests. If he truly believed that the fish was cooked, then he should have come back and served that piece of fish to me. Instead, he didn't even come to hear my feedback or anything. Anyways, the manager chewed out the chef, took note that really almost everything was cold, and also comped our meal. So props to the manager who deserves 5 stars, but the rest of the buffet deserves 0 stars. I would not come back to the Bayside Buffet, but perhaps your experience will be better! Best of luck to you all! :) OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Let's not kid ourselves-- this isn't the most authentic Mexican food available. However, the food is fresh, fast, and delicious. I have tried the tacos, burritos, salad, and quesadillas. For my money, I think the Cafe Rio salad with Chile Roast Beef is the best bet. My wife usually orders the pork burrito with an extra side of tortillas to soak up the flavorful juices that are left. I am most impressed with how the restaurant handles orders in an efficient manner. No matter how busy the place is, you can get your food relatively quickly. I would like more spicy options, but that is just a personal preference. Move over Chipotle, I have found a better option. OPTIONS:
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A:
positive