Pretty standard buffet fare.  Really, nothing extra special here.\n\nCame here one day for lunch with the fam because I had a coupon (yay for being a Club Coast playa) and for the price, a reasonable $7.99 a person.  It's ok for a quick lunch buffet with most of the general fixings.\n\nYou got your American, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, salad bar, and dessert station all represented here.  I gotta say though for me the standout is the Mongolian station.  Damn, they make a fine stir-fry!  Really, it is way better than those you see at the local Chinese buffets.  I swear it must be the sauce!  The sauce is boss!  Pick your veggies and your protein of choice (I always go beef and shrimp) and it gets Mongolian-ed right in front of you!  That soy sauce concoction they use really makes it though.  It's got the right taste, salty, sweet, a bit tangy...it's very good.  Helps too if the veggies and meat are fresh.\n\nThe other plus I've found here is that they serve Stuffed Cabbage!  Yep, I love me some old school, down-home cookin'.  Only buffet I know so far that serves it.  May not be like Mom used to make, but it'll do in a buffet pinch.  Brings me back home!\n\nOther than that, the food here is average.  The place is pretty clean and the service is speedy but polite.  You may want to watch the food however, some things looks like they sat out under the heat lamp for a good bit.  Soggy pizza?  No thank you!\n\nThe gelato station was a nice touch with some interesting flavors.  The blood orange was tart and sweet, so nice.  My fav though was the coconut, always a plus to end my buffet jaunt.  \n\nIf you're cheap and broke like me, St. Tropez is not a bad way to go.  It's no Bellagio or Wynn buffet, or even a Station Casino buffet for that matter...but it sure beats a stale hot dog and some Top Ramen!