Text - Like what other reviewers said, this airport screams \""Welcome to Vegas!\""  yep... slot machines everywhere.   It's a busy airport but their straightforward and functional layout helps make the flow of people relatively smooth.
Group - wagonette


Text - There's nothing \""Vegas\"" about this place: It's delicious, authentic Thai food like you could get in L.A., San Francisco, or another city. Only better.\n\nThis is always our first stop after landing at McCarren airport and picking up our rental car. Yummy food, with good service, conveniently near the strip (but with easy parking). And yes, they serve Singha to complement your meal. It's in a rather rundown strip mall, facing away from the street:  Don't let that deter you. This is a great stop on any trip to Vegas.
Group - wagonette


Text - My wife and I had lunch here yesterday. The food was so salty it was almost inedible. Expensive sodium! Don't bother.
Group - cancer


Text - I had very low expectations for this place, but went because I thought my 3 & 5-year-old kids would enjoy it and because it was convenient to our hotel. We had made reservations the same day and were seated about 5-minutes after our arrival.\n\nAlthough the rainforest-themed decor is basically enjoyable and did pique my kids interest, it was really only good for about ten minutes of fun. The kids food menu is completely uninspired and woefully over-priced ($10 for plain pasta and a cup of milk). The grown-up food was similarly expensive and dull. The taste and quality of everything was a step up from a fast food chain, but just barely. My pasta dish had definitely spent a bit of time under a heat lamp before being served. Portion size was on the small side, although I didn't like what I was eating enough to be bothered by this,\n\nPerhaps most annoying was the fact that the waiter tried to up-sell us on just about everything (\""Are you sure you don't want an appetizer?\"", \""How about a bottle of wine instead of a glass?\"" and then later \""I'm really surprised you didn't just order a bottle.\""). That said, the service was attentive.\n\nOn my way out there were two things I couldn't figure out: 1) Why would anyone without kids ever consider eating here?, 2) Even with kids, why would you stand in an hour-plus line of walk-ins waiting for a table?\n\nAll in all, even with kids, I would not recommend this place.
Group - cancer


Text - Horrible service! We ordered drinks and after 10 minutes, a server came by and said the previous server got busy & asked us again what we wanted to drink.  Not the first time service has been less than average!
Group - cancer


Text - One of my favorite buffets in Vegas. This is a must if you have not tried already. It is a little pricey but way worth it. Crab legs always is bomb. You can actually wait in line to steam the crab legs but i like them fresh or steamed. They also have oyster shots which is amazing. I recently found the best mushroom risotto. It is by the pizza section of the buffet. Another amazing food that is a must try is by the sushi section. It is in a little plate with spicy tuna. It is just heaven in your mouth. The dessert is good as well. The gelato is amazing.
Group - wagonette
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Why on earth do people go to buffets? it feels like cattle lining up and feeding from a trough! most buffet food is bland and mostly over priced anyways. Do people really get their moneys worth? \n\nAnyways, my review is for Breakfast\n\nThe only pro to this buffet was it was free with booking the hotel. The eggs were so runny and cold yuck! every item was pretty bland, bacon was paper thin, every section just had the same selection of things. We would have rather paid our own money and have a nice breakfast somewhere else. I am not a buffet person and probably wont go back to one anytime soon. The bill would have been $45 dollars for fricken breakfast. Id like to know what idiots paying to go to these expensive Vegas buffets thinks paying over $25 for runny eggs is good value?