Sentiment analysis: So, I went here with people out of desperation for food. Someone who had been here before recommended it so here I was at 8 PM. Service had placed us in a corner of a room and it was very stuffy. In terms of the food, all I could taste was cheese, butter, and salt. I mean, I guess I expected it since it was a buffet.. Crab legs tasted funny and the soups were very oily. Service was interesting because I felt like their waiters waited for tips. During the time I was eating, our waiter disappeared forever and the people next to me had a huge stack of plates that was piling. No one got refills of water and the place was looking dirty. You could always see the waiter with a dish cart near by, but he just kind of stood there and stared at us through the door way - it was kind of creepy. The people next to us left without tipping, so after the waiter saw that, he began hawking us and constantly took away our dishes/gave us refills. There were moments where he just stood there in the room counting his money in front of us (signaling that we should give him a tip). The whole time he was doing this, the empty tables by us were still filled with stacks of dirty dishes. Overall, the food is sub-par and the service is creepy. :) Good luck.

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Sentiment analysis: Great place to look at and great atmosphere, but the main meals were all cold when they arrived at the table. Our beer that we ordered was room temperature and quite disappointing. I wouldn't recommend dining here if you're looking for hot food and cold drinks.

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Sentiment analysis: We ate here for the last time on Friday. I have to say, the food was fairly good. But this review isn't about the food. We were seated in the one booth that looks into the kitchen. Big mistake. After our meal, I noticed the waitress pouring liquid into a large percolator-type coffee urn. It looked like she was pouring from a small tea pot. Sure enough, I sat and watched while she poured pot after pot of tea that had been sitting on tables, back into this urn to be served again. By now my kids were watching, too, and the manager walked into the kitchen and spoke to the waitress. She imediately stopped what she was soing, but as tables were cleared, the staff continued to set tea pots next to this urn. Now I personally don't drink the tea, but I have seen people do all kinds of things to these teapots--add ice, add sweetener, toss in a couple of lemon slices. Grossed me out and made me wonder what they were planning to do with that eggroll on my son's plate...

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