Please share your favorite buffet (restaurant or catered) spread of food items.

[Simply Red]

Please share your favorite buffet (restaurant or catered) spread of food items.

Thanks!

[Mr. Flopnuts]

There's a place out here called Old Country Buffet that is largely shit. There's 1 though that is far and away above the rest. Otherwise, aside from the occasional Chinese buffet, I don't really do them.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Doubled up. Outside of some really bad luck I should at least cash in this bitch. Fuck, I hope so. I've been playing for over 3 hours and it's down to the nitty gritty.

[Smed1065]

Use to be Biloxi, MS. Had lobster tails, King crab legs, already cut open on one side with a band saw and oysters plus the usual buffet for a casino.

They figured out making crab legs easier to get to was costly and stopped it about 5 years ago.
:cuss:

They still have a crawdad, potato and corn festival for all you can eat for $5.00 (If you do not go gambling, anyway)

[FAX]

We were on the road one time and the bus stopped at some cheap exit buffet. They had about nine kinds of pudding in the form of a giant, mystical, pudding extravaganza. They had vanilla pudding, dark chocolate pudding, milk chocolate pudding, rice pudding, banana pudding, lemon pudding, pudding with chocolate chips, pudding with tiny, little marshmellows, and a fantastic swirl pudding that was a mix of both vanilla and chocolate all glommed together into a type of super pudding. As an extra added bonus, you could dump all kinds of other stuff like banana chips or raisins in your pudding if you so desired.

I had about 7 big bowls of pudding instead of the crusty spaghetti or the strange chicken fried steak hunks. Not bad, really. I kind of waddled out the door, though.

FAX

[Simply Red]

We were on the road one time and the bus stopped at some cheap exit buffet. They had about nine kinds of pudding in the form of a giant, mystical, pudding extravaganza. They had vanilla pudding, dark chocolate pudding, milk chocolate pudding, rice pudding, banana pudding, lemon pudding, pudding with chocolate chips, pudding with tiny, little marshmellows, and a fantastic swirl pudding that was a mix of both vanilla and chocolate all glommed together into a type of super pudding. As an extra added bonus, you could dump all kinds of other stuff like banana chips or raisins in your pudding if you so desired.

I had about 7 big bowls of pudding instead of the crusty spaghetti or the strange chicken fried steak hunks. Not bad, really. I kind of waddled out the door, though.

FAX


:)

[Simply Red]

I used to like Shoney's Breakfast-bar. I'm afraid the surrounding area has no Shoney's. I take that back, we still have one about 15 mis. down the road. I'd love to know if it's still there.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Well, 4 and a half hours later I'm still grinding it out. I'm into the money, and we're down to 30 players. I'm a little under average stacked, but the blinds are getting big and it's time to make a move.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Check that, just busted a guy and am 5th in chips. I've got a real shot at yankin down $1750 on a $5 buy in. I just need some Flopnut's specials.

[cdcox]

I don't really like buffets or potlucks. Food tends to all taste the same after a while and it's not fresh.

A bunch of us at work went to an Indian buffet a while back. That was tasty.