"Andy" > wrote in message ...
> In praise of buffets?
>
> NOT!?
>
> Now I'm watching a TV show on Vegas buffets.
>
> The Rio Buffet seems to get the nods from the people, critics and press.
> Somehow 300+ fresh dishes at a time seems like a stretch. Seem worth the
> trip!?
>
> Ever been?
>
> I've had an Atlantic City casino breakfast buffet and had to examine about
> six plates in a row to find one that wasn't spotted or with some prior
> food
> encrusted on it.
>
> To those who went ahead of me, it was obvious they never gave it any
> thought ("MOO!"). The guests following behind me learned a lesson. I
> looked
> back at their shocked expressions. I took a scoop of eggs on a plate back
> to my table, and quietly asked for my money back and never returned.
>
> No objections from the ignorant staff.
>
> Transient guests, beware!
>
> From the looks of it, I'd really like to try the Rio Buffet but, once
> bitten, twice shy.
>

Went to a wedding last night right on the Chesapeake Bay at Chesapeake Bay
Resort and Spa. Nice! This morning we had breakfast at the restaurant next
door and they had a fantastic buffet. Though the waitress was surprised
when I told her to take my plate silverware and all after one plateful.
That's the problem with buffets -- too easy to stuff yourself. No worries
here, though. We partied it up so hard last night that most of us were very
hung-over this morning. LOL Everyone was walking in for breakfast with
swollen eyes and looking just like I felt. Damned groom buying everyone
Jager Bomb shooters. The kind with Red Bull. Whoa. lol