"I had higher hopes for the dessert options, which included black forest cake, chocolate pudding, bread pudding, two types of cobblers, and sugar-coated donut holes. My experience with them was mixed. The donut holes caught my eye, so I tried a couple along with strawberry cobbler, a small serving of bread pudding, and a caramel cinnamon roll. Unfortunately, the caramel roll was quite bland. The bread pudding was interesting; the warm pudding contrasted with cool icing, which added a unique touch. The strawberry cobbler was quite enjoyable, but the donut holes were crunchy instead of the soft and chewy texture I expected, likely due to being overexposed to heat.
To enhance the meal, I decided to order some coffee, but it was incredibly strong—so intense it felt like it could peel paint off the walls. On a positive note, the servers were commendable throughout the evening. They worked diligently to refill drinks, clear plates, and manage the tables. My waiter was particularly excellent, and I appreciated the interaction we had during the meal.
In conclusion, if you're looking for a decent but overpriced meal with a good salad, mediocre main courses, and crunchy donut holes for dessert—all for $24.99 per person—this buffet might be for you. However, if you’re after a traditional, upscale casino buffet that lives up to the standards typically associated with casinos, I recommend seeking alternatives."
