The hot food itself was dry, processed, and hadn't been turned over in quite some time, probably due to the fact that not many people dined there. No carving station, and there was a food area that wasn't even being used. Otherwise, there were two hot food areas open. A small salad bar was worth 1/2 a star, and I would give them that if it was an option. As far as the food itself, the selection was extremely limited. That's always a good indicator as to how good a restaurant is. Our first hint that this was a crappy buffet was by how sparse the dining room was with people. While this may seem reasonable, the true cost should've been closer to 6 or 7 dollars.
The cost of their dinner buffet on a Tuesday night was $10.99. I am mostly reviewing the buffet at this casino, since I do believe the rest of the actual casino is your standard, run of the mill, small casino and therefore doesn't need a review.
