Las Vegas thread and MSE guide 2010

KimmyCustard

September

Noted Luci, I'll give the Aria buffet a go when we next go, YUM!

photome

BaileyB wrote: »

How do you get it cheaper?

Links on first page to most voucher sites and the 2 main coupon books, having said that I have never seen any MGM buffet coupons, I am guessing he got it cheaper with a room package

wdyw

trets77 wrote: »

so question for you all .

do we think we should give Planet Hollywood a chance to defend the Spice Market Buffet if i /we write to them ?

this thread does have half a million hits a year on average , and they might respond .

Narrowly sneaked past TOTW being too posh as the funniest thing I've read today.

lisalasvegas

October , November

wdyw wrote: »

Narrowly sneaked past TOTW being too posh as the funniest thing I've read today.

Not quite sure what you mean! According to their website there is a dress code or where you refering to the food quality? Never been to Vegas before, and we were really thinking of splashing out and eating there for dinner, do you advise against it then?

wdyw

lisalasvegas wrote: »

Not quite sure what you mean! According to their website there is a dress code or where you refering to the food quality? Never been to Vegas before, and we were really thinking of splashing out and eating there for dinner, do you advise against it then?

no its a great place, a lot of people would comment that dinner prices are a bit on the high side but they are not too bad. They do have a dress code, so people who turn up for lunch in a wife beater vest will be offered a shirt - dinner is a bit more upmarket, but no way could it be classed as posh and the menu doesn't get much more complicated than surf & turf! Never had a bad meal there yet.

ratkarth

trets77 wrote: »

so question for you all .

do we think we should give Planet Hollywood a chance to defend the Spice Market Buffet if i /we write to them ?

this thread does have half a million hits a year on average , and they might respond .

such a shame if it has gone downhill , as i really liked it .

good idea#
interesting we get half a million hits!! never knew we were that popular surely that deserves a mention on a travel programme

trets77

Yeah probably no one at Planet Hollywood cares what a bunch of tourists here in the UK thinks , and i'm not thinking we are bigger than our boots ect .

But hey we are only writing a feedback note , like you get down your local Harvester or something . why is that funny ? ( oh thats right Mr Hyde has reappeared )

ferf1223

April

We still like Spice Market...though we've only ever had dinner there and most recently in April after not having eaten there since before the remodel (when the buffet was moved temporarily and it got terrible reviews)...but it lived up to what we remembered from a few years before at least.

BaileyB

when do stripburger vouchers go on sale, still showing OOS on the website atm?

wdyw

trets77 wrote: »

Yeah probably no one at Planet Hollywood cares what a bunch of tourists here in the UK thinks , and i'm not thinking we are bigger than our boots ect .

But hey we are only writing a feedback note , like you get down your local Harvester or something . why is that funny ? ( oh thats right Mr Hyde has reappeared )

The very thought of writing Bob a not telling him his buffet has gone down the toilet as 3 people here have slagged it off is one of the stupidest ideas I've ever come across (let's forget about the 2 people on the previous page who really liked the place). Let's make that a 3-3 tie as the last time I tried it, it was spot on. Large amounts of edible, freshly cooked , mass produced, (mostly) bland food. (for those reviewers of buffets who smoke is there such a thing as blander than bland?)

While you fully flex your self importance muscles you might want to also write letters to the Wynn as Luci, and myself, do not think it's anything special and also make sure to write to the Aria to fully praise them (going by other sites it could well be the first letter of praise they get concerning their buffet - and that includes recent reviews). I can't remember the last time anybody had anything but praise for the MGM buffet, why not simply, replace the Spice Market buffet recommendation with the MGM buffet?

Who really cares if instead of 9/10 people raving over it, only 5/10 do. As long as travelers are told which are the current buffets that have, near enough, universal praise, the thread has served its purpose.