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My son watches poker on tv and had heard that the Hard Rock Casino was closest in set up and design to Las Vegas casinos, so we decided to go and see.

Although we were unlucky on the slot machines, our overall impression of this casino was excellent. We didn't have high hopes, based on the reviews we had seen on here, but this Hard rock can roll wit Full view.

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Get to know the area. I took my own wine glasses to our table after being rudely informed that I couldn't take the bottle off the counter myself.

I poured the wine, went to get my dinner. Came back to get water and basically was the server for our group. I went to order another bottle of wine and was again informed that I cannot take it to the casino floor, which is understandable, but I was spoken to in a very casual and unprofessional manner.

VERY expensive for both the wine and the food, which was not very good. The beef being carved was tough and chewy and had no flavor.

There was a very poor salad selection and overall offerings of hot food were uninspired and bland. I will NOT be returning to this buffet anytime soon, I will happily pay double the price and go to the River Rock for a decent buffet, much better food, friendly and attentive wait staff where I don't have to get my own coffee and water and pour my own wine.

Service personnel friendly, smiling and attentive. The buffet was good, but fairly basic. We were there on Sunday for o dinner, so this is their most expensive variant.

Apart from Seafood platter - but that is not a buffet, but an entree and expensive one. The buffet had a roastbeef, pork For the selection it could be a bit cheaper, with all the taxes and stuff.

They also ask for tips up front, when you pay for a buffet - so it is kind of TIP TAX on top of everything. Greedy buggers : More. The food is fresh with a variety of choice.

The desserts are your usual fair - not great but what most people like. Staff are polite and professional. A nice lunch.

I didn't expect much, but I did expect more than what I was offered. With the name Hard Rock attached to this, you'd think it would be half decent.

We never venture to local buffets but do eat at a few when in Vegas or This was BY FAR, the worst buffet we have ever been to. It reminded us of the one cousin Eddy took Clark to in Vegas Vacation.

Do you want some of the blue stuff or the green stuff? Honestly, disgusting. I am nauseous just thinking about it. This was a Friday night, their Southern BBQ specialty night.

The salads looked old and tired. Sitting in their trays with another of the same, stacked right behind it covered in plastic wrap. There was some mac and cheese thing that looked like it had been there for 2 hours without anyone touching it.

Some cornbread thing in a muffin wrapper, Campbells clam chowder soup, some steamed rice in a large rice cooker, then their BBQ. This is where it gets even better.

My wife was asking what the 2 meats were at the carving station and was told the one was brisket, and the other was either turkey breast or pork. You're standing there carving this garbage and you don't know what it is?

Too funny. She was told that she could either have the dark one or the white one The lady wasn't even joking. We took it with a grain of salt, seeing the clientele that were there, and made the best of it.

Put some of the food in our mouths, avoided and serious reactions or illnesses, and carried on to our show in the theatre.

We watched one guy try to pour gravy on his plate, I'm sure so that he could soften it up and get it down his throat, but only managed to get about a quarter of it on the plate with the rest ending up on the floor.

He then licked his fingers clean while still holding the ladle in the hand he was licking and put it back in the gravy boat.

MMMMM, couldn't wait to give that a try, unfortunately we had to leave for our show. My advice to you, stay away. I'm pretty easy when it comes to eating food and can put down a lot of suspect stuff, but this place was disgusting.

I truly believe it should be closed down and can not see anyone make a second trip to this thing. Hard Rock, you should be ashamed.

Okay, as I have noted previously, I am not a fan of the buffet experience at the best of times, but I have family members who are- so occasionally, I have to digress into the world of the all you can eat trough.

This facility The restaurant is cleverly laid out to prevent customers from seeing exactly how limited the food offerings are- the hot and cold food tables are contained in an alcove-like side room.

Basically, you can't see what you got yourself into until it's too late. The food itself managed to underachieve even on my already low expectation scale.

Pedestrian at best, the food is industrially prepared "en bulk. I can say that at least they weren't completely gouging us on the price- this was supposed to be "Specialty Night" but the "Southern BBQ" was only vaguely reflected in some tasteless tiny pork ribs and cornmeal ish muffins.

New Orleans has nothing to worry about. The place preys upon gamblers who don't want to leave the building in order to re-fuel. My advice: leave the building and buy a scratch ticket.

We went to the Mediterranean buffet on a Wednesday night. I was expecting at the very least, a Greek salad. But no.

It was a mix of a few Mediterranean dishes and the rest North American. The salad bar was a regular one. There was There was no tabouleh or cous cous or anything with saffron or lamb.

There were pork kebabs which were quite dry, a delicious pork roast and some chicken. There were some small spanakopitas. The fish dish was OK. Rice was plain in a big rice cooker.

We loved the oven roasted potatoes. They were the best ever. The desserts again were not Middle Eastern and composed of a soft ice cream machine, some factory-style cakes, squares and some pie.

Overall it was OK and the price was reasonable for what was available. I just wish it had been more authentically Middle Eastern. I would like to go back and try a different theme night and see what that's like.

Service was good. Good selection of vegetables, 2 soups, hot items and 4 types of meat Asian beef, Curry Pork, meaty Beef Stew, beef meatballs Good selection of deserts.

Service during meal was attentive. Food was good, or 'OK' if you wish, nothing outstanding but good flavours. It's not a Las Vegas style Hotel Buffet but it works and the price is reasonable and it helps if you have a Casino Card and more so if your 60 or over for the discount.