Green Valley Ranch Buffet

I think the GVR dinner buffet is one of the better buffets off-strip,
especially with the Station card discount.

On Aug 23, 3:36 pm, Walt <n...@none.void> wrote:
> In article
> <25fc58e0-d06c-4304-b799-f6e70c278...@m3g2000hsc..com>,
> Double Down Now! <double.down....@m> wrote:
>
> > I think the GVR dinner buffet is one of the better buffets off-strip,
> > especially with the Station card discount.
>
> ... and the 2-for-1 / half-off-for-one coupons from Las Vegas Advisor
> and the American Casino Guide.

Yeah, the coupons definitely make the buffet a bargain!

In article <suisk.9938$Rs1.2974@newsfe08.iad>, Marsha L
<ThoseEyes48@gobbledygook.> wrote:

> I'm guessing that what I got Friday is the same thing you had. Normally I
> would have just tossed it because the GVR buffet hasn't ever impressed me,
> not even when I had a free coupon. But I looked, and I looked at the fine
> print... it said half off for solo diners. That's something I look for, and
> almost never see, so kudos to them for doing that.

Most of the buffet coupons from American Casino Guide and Las Vegas
Advisor's POV coupon book can be used for half-off-one, even if they
don't state it explicitly. The only time I've been refused half-off by
a buffet cashier was with the LVA coupon for Sam's Town.

I don't know how they handle locals coupons, but I would certainly try
it if I lived there.

--- Walt

Yeah, but its no fun eating at a buffet alone.

Buffets are group places, Walt! But perhaps Marsha and you should hook up
and do the buffets together.

Sort of like when Cam and Donna drink their lunch together.

(It's just a JOKE, guys!)


M



"Walt" <none@none.void> wrote in message
news:240820082326438899%none@none.void...
> In article <suisk.9938$Rs1.2974@newsfe08.iad>, Marsha L
> <ThoseEyes48@gobbledygook.> wrote:
>
>> I'm guessing that what I got Friday is the same thing you had. Normally I
>> would have just tossed it because the GVR buffet hasn't ever impressed
>> me,
>> not even when I had a free coupon. But I looked, and I looked at the fine
>> print... it said half off for solo diners. That's something I look for,
>> and
>> almost never see, so kudos to them for doing that.
>
> Most of the buffet coupons from American Casino Guide and Las Vegas
> Advisor's POV coupon book can be used for half-off-one, even if they
> don't state it explicitly. The only time I've been refused half-off by
> a buffet cashier was with the LVA coupon for Sam's Town.
>
> I don't know how they handle locals coupons, but I would certainly try
> it if I lived there.
>
> --- Walt

Exactly. One of the few people who is honest here.

M


> As I see it, the problem is that unless it's in print, it's up to whoever
> the manager is at the time the bill is paid. Obviously at a buffet that's
> before one eats, but still... once you're there, and you've stood in
> line... how many people would just walk away if they were told "no"?
>
> And then there are the places where one orders from a menu... how many
> will give a discount to someone who's alone? Not many. How many will waive
> the "dine in only" rule? some will, but again, it's up to the manager
> who's on duty at the time.
>
> If I were the sort who enjoyed eating out alone, maybe I'd test some
> places, but I get bored and restless and that's just not fun.
>