Q: negative

A: We waited in line for 2 hours to eat at this buffett and we're very disappointed. When you wait in line for 2 hours you expect the food to be worth the wait but that was not the case. The crab legs were sitting on ice and some of them still frozen. I don't know about everyone else but I prefer hot or at least warm crab legs. The sushi was terrible. The fish inside the rolls was good but the rice was tough and chewy. Both the clams and the mussels had a lot of sand and pieces of shell... very crunchy. The rest of the food they had to offer was good but by no means great and definitely not worth the wait to get in. The crepes would have been realy good if the fruit they put inside them wasn't still frozen : ( We also had to ask for refills on our waters and then wait about 5 minutes for them. Not worth half the money or the wait.

Q: positive

A: TRy the pool.

Q: negative

A: I was just here a few hours earlier today and I have to say that this is the worst experience I have ever had in a restaurant. The service was absolutely horrible. Our waitress barely spoke English and seemed to forget about us. She came and got our drink and food orders and we didn't see her until the food came. My drink was empty for about 15 minutes. I would of asked for a refill as she walked by except for the fact she disappeared the entire time. The food at La Casa Blanca is okay however it's very overpriced. I wouldn't mind the price if the service was halfway decent. I've eaten here several times since I moved to Arizona but after today I really don't think I will ever go back.

Q: positive

A:
Maybe not as plentiful a topping selection as Yogurt Buildrz in Scottsdale but still pretty good. Tough to see off Cave Creek Road, and only one way in and out of the parking lot is a pain. But I found the staff pleasant and the yogurt very good. Shop was nicely lit, comfortable and clean. Liked the surfer theme - I guess it's actually a woody theme but the two go together. Awesome to have this concept available closer to home here in North Phoenix.