Q: positive

A: Don't come here!!! Apparently, locals and tourists alike have been flocking to the Studio B Buffet in droves. Why? Because this is arguably one of the best places to stuff your face with some choice grindage and I'm tired of waiting in line behind you! My latest visit was for lunch yesterday (although by the time I actually finish this review, it might not be). My family got there around 11:15am and the line looked long, but we seated in about 20 minutes; not bad, but it could be a lot worse. On weekends, though, it is crazy packed because they have seafood all day (hot and cold snow crab, oysters, peeled shrimp, prime rib, etc., etc., etc.). However, for a weekday lunch, there's no seafood, but there is a large variety or good eats. Highlights: great roast pork (juicy and tender), Thai beef salad, oxtail soup, fresh fruit (the pineapple and cantaloupe were really sweet) and spicy tuna roll (too much rice, but it's pretty good for a buffet). The deserts are good, but they've really pared the selection from where it used to be. Mostly, I just stick to the gelatos and sorbets now. To go with desert, you could have a cappuccino, but, honestly, I'd skip it; it's too weak and watery (unless you like it that way). One of the best drinks available is the rootbeer they have on tap. Yeah, I know they've got free beer and wine, so if that's your speed, go for it. I have been here many times, but only now decided to write a review because I'm tired or sharing this place with hordes of people. Don't come here! This place is mine, mine, mine.

Q: negative

A: Not "Chinese food". Just same things fried in same sauce. Will never go unless Iam stuck in the mall and hungry

Q: positive

A: Great stay! No it's not the Bellagio, but I paid next to nothing to stay. Here's my breakdown: Room: I had paid about $8 extra to get a room in the casino tower ($30 per night vs. $22 in the west tower) I figured with all the walking on the strip itself it would be nice to not have to walk a block through the property to get to my room. My room on the 14th floor faced the strip, was completely remodeled--comfortable beds, nice linens, clean bathroom. From reviews on Yelp, I was not expecting much but I was very pleased with my room. Maybe bad reviews are from other towers. Staff: I encountered absolutely no line for check-in at 2:30 on Sunday 12/8, and the gentleman at the desk was very friendly. On my departure, I used the mail/business center to print my boarding passes and used the bell desk to store my luggage (checking out at 11:00 am, flight leaving at 11:00 pm). All of the staff were very helpful and friendly. Food: Didn't really eat there, Krispy Kreme donuts and coffee were good! Gaming: I played $3 blackjack in the mornings, friendly dealers and plenty of drink ladies coming by. I'll agree with other posts that the decor and atmosphere are dated, so I really didn't spend too much time gaming here... it was just a place to sleep at night. Convenience: I used the Deuce bus to get around, the stop is right in front of hotel (on Slots A fun side). While Circus Circus is far from the rest of the action on the strip, the bus took us there in the blink of an eye so the distance really wasn't a big deal. Actually was convenient location to head down to Fremont street and Pawn stars store.

Q: positive

A:
I wanted to first watch these guys for my bachelor party. Why? Magic is fascinating (and when I was little, I thought it was real). I just figured everyone would've enjoy the show. I was wrong. My boys had other ideas for entertainment: bowling and poker of course -- and I'm sticking to that story. So I found it fitting my wife bought us tickets to finally see Penn and Teller. Thanks babe. It was a great show. The tricks they performed varied from the standard rope cutting trick to an intricately mind blowing final shoot out. Regardless of what they did, I kept asking, "How'd they do that?" My favorite act of the night didn't even involve magic. It was a juggling exhibition with broken glass bottles. The performance was prefaced by telling us how one small miscalculation would lead to gushing blood and an immediately to a trip to the emergency room. The build up was great and the tension exciting because people need to know there is an element of danger involved. Overall, the show was a nice mix of comedy and magic. Moment of the night: There's that time in the show when the performers seek out the assistance of an audience member. And since we had some really good seats, I was afraid one of us would be chosen. My fears quickly materialized as Penn (or was it Teller?) approached us. *rapid heart beating* How I wished I could make us disappear. Fortunately, he picked the girl sitting directly one row in front us. *collective sigh* Good thing neither of us went on stage since the volunteer got splashed with water at the end.